NOT ONE but two Irish motorists have been found with no insurance by the Gardaí - and to make matters worse is they're both friends.
In County Louth, a driver was stopped by An Garda Síochána for having no insurance.
The Dundalk Road Policing Unit were doing random checks when they found a motorist with no insurance, an offence that can lead to a court fine and 5 penalty points upon conviction.
When the driver was pulled over and presumably in need of help or a lift home, they rang their friend - who turned up in a vehicle that also had no insurance.
The incident resulted in Gardaí seizing two cars due to the negligence of the drivers.
Considering the driver already had the option of phoning a friend, the Gardaí running the Garda Traffic joked that motorist still had options remaining such as ask the audience or 50/50, much like the hit TV show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.
Let's hope the pair didn't have a long way to walk home...
Dundalk Road Policing Unit: First car stopped and seized for no insurance. Driver then 'phoned a friend' who arrived in a car which was also not insured... second car seized.
Ask the audience or 50/50 still available but we think they'll probably walk home. pic.twitter.com/V1HQYy5BPg
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 13, 2018
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