The disqualified motorist attempted to evade Gardaí before being stopped and arrested nearby.
A disqualified driver was arrested just 100 metres from their home during a busy roads policing operation in north Kildare.
Gardai say six vehicles were impounded during a four-hour operation by the Naas Roads Policing Unit.
Offences detected included driving without insurance and unaccompanied learner drivers.
The disqualified motorist attempted to evade Gardaí before being stopped and arrested nearby.
They have been charged and will appear before the courts.
All six motorists faced impound fees of €125.
Separately, Gardaí carried out speed enforcement in Morristown, Newbridge.
The area has an 80 kilometre-per-hour speed limit.
The highest speed detected was 118 kilometres per hour.
Gardaí say the results are deeply concerning.
Fixed charge notices were issued, carrying a €160 fine and three penalty points.
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