Only travel if you really have to say police as freezing temperatures continue
Warwickshire Police is warning drivers about snow, ice and fog affecting road conditions as we continue to be gripped by freezing temperatures.
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Warwickshire Police is warning drivers about snow, ice and fog affecting road conditions as we continue to be gripped by freezing temperatures.
A high number of road collisions due to snow in the south of Warwickshire this morning, December 11, has prompted police to advise motorists in the Stratford area to avoid travelling unless absolutely necessary.
Would you report a drink driver this Christmas? That’s the question being posed by Chief Constable Jo Shiner, the country’s most senior police officer for road safety, as part of a national crackdown on drink driving.
Forty-one drivers had their uninsured vehicles seized between 21-27 November 2022 as part of a national Operation to reduce the number of uninsured drivers using the roads.
Warwickshire Police has revealed that a total of 4,680 drivers were caught speeding in the county during an anti speeding campaign that took place in October 2022.
Warwickshire Road Safety partners are raising awareness of how drivers, cyclists and bikers should safely pass a horse and rider on the roads
Warwickshire Police is supporting the national NPCC anti speeding campaign between 10-30 October 2022
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has distributed over 45,000 FREE road safety magazines to schools, colleges, GP surgeries, leisure centres, cycle shops, opticians and motorcycle retailers across Warwickshire.
Tougher new sentences for drink and drug drivers have been welcomed by police and road safety partners in Warwickshire, as the national Summer anti drink and drug driving operation gets underway.
A small rise in theft from motor vehicles in Warwick has seen police step up patrols in hotspots and issue crime prevention advice.