Eric Dunion News Today

Over the past year, police have become increasingly concerned over speeding lorries on the A96 Inverness to Aberdeen road through Brodie.

Motorists on the North Coast 500 are being asked to improve their driving after police detected a number of offences in a recent enforcement crackdown

RECKLESS motorists were caught doing speeds of up to 115mph during a week-long police crackdown across the Highlands.

Road police in the Highlands have been busy detecting 65 speed-related offences within the past week including one driver at 115mph.

A mobile speed camera will return to the A93 at Drumoak after over 500 vehicles were caught travelling at more than double the speed limit.

Police cameras will be set up around the area to reduce the numbers of casualties in road accidents across the north and north-east.

A motorist caught doing 100mph in an Aberdeenshire village was one of more than 500 caught breaking the 30mph limit.

Concerns over speeding and results of a traffic survey mean that enforcement action is to be taken on at Oldmeldrum Road through Uryside.

A mobile speed camera van will be in place on the B1970 Oldmeldrum Road following concerns that motorists are "ignoring" speed limits.

A newly removed fixed speed camera that sat in Aberdeenshire between Stonehaven and Aberdeen has actually been out of action for years.