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Gardaí set up a speed checkpoint on the 100km/h Waterford bypass on Friday (July 6).
The first car stopped was travelling at 157km/h and the second car at 166km/h.
Gardaí took to their official Twitter account to urge drivers to slow down and arrive at their destination alive.
Waterford Roads Policing: ‘Jeepers lads will ya slow down '
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) July 7, 2018
Speed c/point yesterday on Waterford bypass. A 100km/h zone
1st two cars 157km/h and 166km/h#slowdown#ArriveAlive pic.twitter.com/852RPYsG00
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