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Courtesy of Garda Traffic on X
Gardaí have said one driver can "expect long walks in future" following the seizure of their motorcycle.
A motorcyclist had their motorcycle seized following a high-speed chase over the June bank holiday weekend.
Gardaí part of the road policing unit stopped the uninsured motorcyclist in Dublin for travelling at a 'whopping' speed of 164km/hr on the M50.
Our Roads Policing members from the DMR stopped this uninsured motorcyclist for travelling at a whopping speed of 164km/hr on the M50 last night.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 3, 2024
Now that we've seized the bike this driver can expect a lot of long walks in the future.
Stay safe. Slow down. pic.twitter.com/wQqIYNXBYv
Their motorcycle was subsequently seized, with gardaí saying the driver can now "expect a lot of long walks in the future".
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