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Dundalk Gardai say that they have clocked a motorcyclist doing 96kph in 60kph zone in Lordship.
Dundalk Roads Policing Unit were conducting speed checks in the Lordship Village recently.
A number of motorists were detected travelling above the 60kph limit, with a motorcyclist travelling 96kph being the highest speed detected.
FCPNs (Fixed Charge Penalty Notices) were issued to all offenders.
Dundalk Roads Policing Unit were conducting speedchecks in the Lordship Village recently. A number of motorists were detected travelling above the 60kph limit, with a motorcyclist travelling 96kph being the highest speed detected.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) April 4, 2022
FCPNs were issued to all offenders. #SlowDown pic.twitter.com/9e5bPjoOez
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