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Forty thousand road safety magazines funded by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe’s Road Safety Fund have been distributed to schools, colleges, GP surgeries, leisure centres, cycle shops, opticians and motorcycle retailers across Warwickshire.
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Eight people were arrested this morning as part of an investigation into organised criminality in Warwickshire.
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Warwickshire Police is supporting Tyre Safety month during October by asking drivers to ACT by checking their Air pressure, Condition and Tread at least once a month and always before long journeys.
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Warwickshire Police’s Commercial Vehicle Unit detected 211 offences during a five day Operation between 14-18 September in support of Project Edward, the campaign for Every Day Without A Road Death, by taking the Op Tramline supercab out on the roads to identify risky driver behaviours that could cause or contribute towards a collision.
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Warwickshire Police and partners are supporting the Project Edward campaign 14-18 September 20, for ‘Every day without a road death’ by encouraging bikers to upskill to improve their safety on the roads.
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The British Horse Society has produced an interactive road safety film after successfully securing a road safety grant from the Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire.
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Warwickshire Police’s Commercial Vehicle Unit is supporting the national #ReadyfortheRoad campaign by releasing a series of short video clips on social media to help commercial vehicle drivers get ready to return to the roads safely and legally as the lockdown continues to ease.
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Warwickshire Police has issued almost 3000 speeding tickets to drivers during just two weeks of a national anti-speeding campaign that asked drivers to slow down and take extra care as more people return to the roads.
In recent weeks, there has been an increase in small sports/high performance Hatchback-type vehicles and Transit style vans being stolen from properties in Warwickshire. If you witness anyone acting suspiciously call 101 or 999 in an emergency.
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With more novice cyclists than ever taking to the roads for their daily exercise during COVID-19, police are urging both cyclists and drivers to follow some simple safety tips to help keep everyone safe on Warwickshire’s roads.