South bound traffic on the N7/M7 yesterday was at a standstill at 16.30 and it was bumper-to-bumper until Junction 11, the turn off for Waterford.
As the traffic began to move more freely far too many drivers were tailgating at speeds in excess of 110km/h.
It was a horrific experience. And not a marked Garda car in sight.
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