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FOUR out of ten cars examined as part of Operation Curb in Clare this month were found to be “dangerously defective”, according to gardaí. Gardaí from the Divisional Roads Policing Unit in Clare carried out Operation Curb on December 12 last. Crime Prevention Officer Sergeant Triona Brooks explains, “The purpose of Operation Curb is to detect and educate road users in relation to road safety and the dangers of modifying cars over the legal limit.” She confirmed a total of ten cars were examined by the PSV inspector, “four of which were found to be dangerously defective. One car, which has recently failed its NCT more than once, was found to have a major defect with its steering rod whilst another car had oversized wheels which would hit the wheel arch when turning. This affects steering and braking and also causes excessive wear and tear on the tyres. It also causes spray and debris to be thrown back onto following vehicles.” ....
Four cars seized in Clare Share CLARE Gardaí have seized four cars and arrested one man on suspicion of drug driving as part of Operation Curb. Gardaí from the Divisional Roads Policing Unit carried out the operation on December 12. The purpose of Operation Curb is to detect and educate road users in relation to road safety and the dangers of modifying cars over the legal limit. Each car was seized under either Section 20 of the Road Traffic Act or Section 41 of the Road Traffic Act. A Garda public service vehicle inspector (PSV) examined the cars. The cars were seized to check if they had been modified in such a way that they posed a danger to themselves and other road users. ....
Clare FM 17th December 2020 Gardaà in Clare have have seized four cars which were found to have dangerous defects and one man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving. On Saturday last Gardaà seized and examined ten cars in total as part of Operation As part of Operation Curb, details of which have been released today. The operation aims to detect cars that have been modified over the legal limit as well as educate drivers. CONTINUE READING BELOW Inspector Paul Slattery from the Clare Garda Roads Policing Unit has been telling Clare FM’s Fiona Cahill that even small modifications to a car can pose a serious risk to drivers and other road users. ....