The vehicle breached a number of safety laws with four passengers involved.
Laois Offaly Gardaí are urging drivers and parents to prioritise the safety of their passengers following an incident on New years day.
Offaly Roads Policing Unit stopped a commercial van violating numerous road safety laws.
Extra seats had been added in the back of the vehicle to carry additional passengers, with a two year old child not using a seat belt.
Four passengers were also found in a three-seater bench seat.
All passengers, are required to be seated properly and restrained according to the law.
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