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Gardaí using Active Mobility App seize car in Dundalk
Dundalk Roads Policing Unit say they seized a car in the town after using their Active Mobility App and finding that the car had no insurance.
The Active Mobility App allows Gardaí to check a vehicle's history, tax, and NCT status. It also allows Gardaí check the status of a driver's licence and Insurance and process fixed charge penalty notice in real time.
On their social media today, Gardaí say that "Dundalk Roads Policing Unit were conducting a checkpoint in Dundalk Town when they stopped this car.
"It was found that it had no insurance, & by using the #MobilityApp, it was found that the driver was disqualified. They were arrested & the car was seized. Proceedings to follow."
Dundalk Roads Policing Unit were conducting a checkpoint in Dundalk Town when they stopped this car. It was found that it had no insurance, & by using the #MobilityApp, it was found that the driver was disqualified.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 6, 2022
They were arrested & the car was seized. Proceedings to follow pic.twitter.com/TXQCgjMMPH
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