Rushcliffe police patrolled car meet hotspots throughout Edwalton, Ratcliffe on Soar and West Bridgford this weekend.
On Saturday 1 February and Sunday 2 February, officers from Rushcliffe along with colleagues from across the South of the County were again engaged in Operation Wheelspin dealing with illegal street racing and anti-social driving.
On Saturday a vehicle was seized for a breach of a previous Section 59 warning at Junction 27 of the M1, the warning had been issued by the West Midlands Police due to previous involvement in car cruising meets and anti-social driving. The driver was also reported for having vehicle registration marks that do not conform to British Standard.
On Sunday a man from the Beeston was given a s59 warning and reported for driving without due care and attention and contravention of a red traffic light on London Road near Trent Bridge in Nottingham.
Rushcliffe officers patrolled hotspots at Ratcliffe on Soar, Edwalton and Saxondale, as well as supporting enforcement action across Nottinghamshire.
Car Cruising and Road safety is one of the three Rushcliffe Local Policing Priorities and this targeted activity is part of our duty to keep people safe in Rushcliffe and across Nottinghamshire.
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