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A DRIVER CAUGHT doing 71km/hr over the limit was just one of 322 people speeding yesterday.
Gardaí checked the speeds of 176,521 vehicles on the country’s roads between 7am yesterday and 7am today as part of Operation Slow Down.
They say that the “objective was to reduce the number of speed related collisions, save lives and reduce injuries on our roads”.
While one driver was caught doing 121 km/hr in a 50km/hr zone in Ballynacarrow in Sligo, there were many others well over the speed limit.
Those include people doing:
Aidan Reid of the Garda National Traffic Bureau said gardaí wanted to “thank those drivers who continue to be compliant and drive within the speed limit”. He reiterated the message to all motorists: “drive safely and slow down”.
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