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Gardaí have fined a motorist caught illegally parked in a disabled bay in Dublin recently.
Gardaí from Kevin Street spotted the offending van parked in a disabled bay and confirmed the driver did not have a permit.
Posting about the incident on X (formerly Twitter), An Garda Síochána stated: "How many times have we heard the line, 'I was only in the shops for a few seconds'?"
"Too often," gardaí stated.
The driver was issued a fine.
How many times have we heard the line, “I was only in the shops for a few seconds”?
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 2, 2024
Too often.
Gardaí from Kevin Street, Dublin, spotted this van parked in a disabled bay without a permit on Francis Street. Driver was fined.
Never use these bays without a permit. pic.twitter.com/9IUDJPDEZY
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