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The driver was stopped on Dundalk’s Inner Relief Road. Credit: An Garda Siochana Facebook
A disqualified driver has been arrested after being detected travelling at almost 40km/h over the speed limit on a stretch of road in Dundalk that has been the scene of serious collisions.
Gardaí from the Dundalk Roads Policing Unit detected a van travelling at 97km/h in a 60km/h zone on the Inner Relief Road near the racecourse.
The driver was stopped and arrested at the scene. Gardaí said the driver was immediately recognised by a member of the unit, who had previously prosecuted the individual last year in a case which resulted in the driver receiving a lengthy driving disqualification.
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The Inner Relief Road has been the location of a number of serious road traffic collisions and Gardaí have said that speed enforcement will continue along the route.
The driver is due to appear before the courts again early in the new year.
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