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Warwickshire Police is investing over £600k to enhance road safety and make Warwickshire’s roads safer for everyone who uses them.
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Warwickshire Police is investing over £600k to enhance road safety and make Warwickshire’s roads safer for everyone who uses them.
Officers investigating an attempted assault in a car park in Brownsover are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is supporting a national road safety eyesight campaign to highlight that all drivers have a legal obligation to ensure their vision is roadworthy every time they get behind the wheel.
Leamington officers have stepped up patrols and are urging residents to be cautious following overnight thefts of cars in Whitnash.
As part of a national campaign taking place between 20 February and 12 March, drivers are being urged to park up to use their mobile phone so they can give their friends, family, work or the task they are doing their full attention.
A five day operation by the Warwickshire Police Roads Policing Unit led to more than 100 offences being identified. The operation was run in partnership with Highways England.
A 25 year old man from Warwick didn’t expect the driver he was overtaking at speed to submit moving footage of his driving to Warwickshire Police Op Snap but that’s exactly what they did.
Neighbourhood policing officers in Stratford have launched Operation Brick to protect vulnerable people in the town being exploited by county lines drug dealers.
Warwickshire Police is urging the public and commercial drivers and companies to ensure their vehicles are in a roadworthy condition after a record number of 158 PG9 prohibitions were issued in 2022.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is partnering with Driving for Better Business (DfBB) to promote the free scheme to businesses across Warwickshire this Christmas to help everyone get home safely.