THREE people have been in court recently over the condition of their vehicles.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) brought charges against the motorists for keeping a vehicle which did not meet insurance requirements.
The cases were heard at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court on June 2.
IWAN REES, 44, of Midway Motors in Crymych, admitted keeping a Gas Gas EC250 motorbike which did not meet insurance requirements on January 13.
Rees was ordered to pay £100 in costs, a £76 fine, and a £30 surcharge.
GEOFFREY WEALE, 87, of Templeton in Narberth, was accused of keeping a Hyundai Coupe which did not meet insurance requirements on February 3.
The offence was proved in Weale’s absence.
He must pay £140 in costs and a £24 surcharge, and was fined £60.
SIAN NUNNERY, 25, of King William Court in Pembroke Dock, was found guilty of keeping a Mercedes-Benz which did not meet insurance requirements on February 8.
She was fined £220, and must pay £140 in costs and an £88 surcharge.
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