ANOTHER driver has been sent home after driving from the South of England to visit North Wales.
The driver was advised to return home after he had travelled to Capel Curig, near Betws-y-Coed, from Milton Keynes.
North Wales Police tweeted: "He was unaware of the different legislation here in Wales and apologised to the officer.
"Patrols across the region will continue."
North Wales Police and the Welsh Government have been reminding people that travel restrictions remain in place in Wales with only essential travel permitted.
This week, after lockdown measures were eased in England, Welsh health minister Vaughan Gething said police in Wales will be enforcing the laws of Wales in regard to non-essential travel.
It comes after officers sent a driver home to Middlesex after he travelled more than 220 miles to the the seaside town of Tywyn in Gwynedd.
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