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Tharla an eachtra maidin Dé Céadaoin
CHUIR fear a bhí ag marcaíocht ar r-scútar ionadh ar thiománaithe ar an mótarbhealach is gnóthaí sa tír an tseachtain seo.
Tharla an eachtra maidin Dé Céadaoin, 22 Samhain, ar an M50 i mBaile Átha Cliath, nuair a chonaic tiománaithe an duine ag caitheamh seaicéad hi-vis agus mála droma agus é ag luas sa lána lár ar an r-scútar.
Go contúirteach, bhí carranna agus leoraithe ag scoitheadh air sular bhog sé go dtí an lána níos moille agus an bealach amach ar an N4 a thógáil.
Rinneadh an físeán a bhí le feiceáil ar X a scannánú ag tiománaí a bhí ag taisteal i lána mall an charrbhealaigh.
M50 today pic.twitter.com/TdBLdZieDz
— Dubs life (@dubslife1) November 22, 2023
Dúirt urlabhraí do na Gardaí: “D’fhreagair gardaí ar thuairiscí faoi dhuine a bhí ag taisteal ar r-scútar ar an M50 maidin Dé Céadaoin, 22 Samhain 2023. Rinne gardaí patróil ar an gceantar.
“Meabhraíonn an Garda Síochána do gach úsáideoir bóithre an ceanglas cloí leis an Reachtaíocht um Thrácht ar Bhóithre.
"Má thugann ball den phobal faoi deara duine ag baint úsáide as r-scútar ar mhótarbhealach is é comhairle an Gharda Síochána an teagmhas seo a thuairisciú nuair atá sé sábháilte é sin a dhéanamh."
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