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“We also stopped one car for no insurance, one driver for driving with and expired license, one vehicle with an expired MOT and eight vehicles for lighting offences.  “This event was organised as part of my community responder role which is a pilot scheme between DSFRS and DCP where I work both fire and police roles at the same time to help with inter-agency working and protecting the vulnerable people in Honiton Community.” More than 40 drivers stopped in Honiton traffic operation The traffic operation on December 4 and 5 was organised by special constable and community responder Tom ...

Somerset Police detected 2,820 road traffic offences during Road Safety Week Avon and Somerset Police say they are dealing with 2,820 road traffic offences that were detected during November’s Road Safety Week. The event saw mostly wet roads, often with reduced or poor visibility and conditions which should naturally slow traffic down. Despite this, Police say the offences included a motorist driving at 154 mph on an A-road in poor weather, another travelling at 101 mph in fog and one person driving at 80 miles per hour with their hands behind their head.  All of these motorists will now...

AVON and Somerset Police are dealing with 2,820 road traffic offences detected during Road Safety Week (November 16-23). The week, when England was in lockdown, saw mostly wet roads, often with reduced or poor visibility and conditions which should naturally slow traffic down. Among the offences were a motorist driving at 154 mph on an A-road in poor weather, another travelling at 101 mph in fog and one person driving at 80 miles per hour with their hands behind their head. All of these motorists will now be summonsed to court. Road Safety Week, organised by road safety charity BRAKE,...

Police During Road safety week, when England was in lockdown, the weather remained poor and most roads were wet, driving was often undertaken with reduced or poor visibility and conditions which should naturally slow traffic down. Despite this, Avon and Somerset police caught a motorist driving at 154 mph on an A-road, another travelling at 101 mph in fog and one person driving at 80 miles per hour with their hands behind their head. All of these motorists will now be summonsed to court. Road Safety Week, November 16 until 23, is organised by road safety charity ‘BRAKE’. The annua...

AVON and Somerset Police are dealing with 2,820 road traffic offences detected during Road Safety Week (November 16-23). The week, when England was in lockdown, saw mostly wet roads, often with reduced or poor visibility and conditions which should naturally slow traffic down. Among the offences were a motorist driving at 154 mph on an A-road in poor weather, another travelling at 101 mph in fog and one person driving at 80 miles per hour with their hands behind their head. All of these motorists will now be summonsed to court. Road Safety Week, organised by road safety charity BRAKE,...