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"Stopped these four cyclists after they were observed contravening a red traffic light. Fixed penalty notices issued to all." Footage was shared by the force on social media. Read more as some have questioned the editing of the clip and asked whether it actually shows an offence being committed

What was life like in Dundee in 1974? These pictures from DC Thomson's archive will likely stir memories for older generations of locals.

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A local PCSO has been patrolling around the area of Ashdene Primary School for the last three days during drop-off and pick-up periods to tackle the ongoing problem of dangerous parking. PCSO Morris said

Of 2,000 licence holders, nine in 10 think headlights fitted to cars are too bright and are increasing the risk of accidents.

The common trick goes against rules laid out in law and the Highway Code

The majority of drivers - 85 per cent - say they have been partially blinded by the glare of bright headlights and believe the problem is becoming worse, according to a survey by the RAC.

The presenter, who often records his cycling ecapades to catch out London s dodgy drivers, had lost his keys for around 3 hours beofre realising he had a tracker on them.

Though some of these rules might seem small, breaking them can land you with points and a fine.

Gritters have been taking to the roads this evening as a new weather warning has been issued for ice.