Are you and your horse interested in becoming a Mounted Volunteer?
Warwickshire Police are recruiting mounted volunteers to help keep people safe on the roads and reduce crime in our rural communities
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Warwickshire Police are recruiting mounted volunteers to help keep people safe on the roads and reduce crime in our rural communities
Warwickshire County Council, supported by Warwickshire Police as part of the Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership, has launched a pioneering road safety initiative aimed at tackling inappropriate speeding on rural roads, with a particular focus on the historic Fosse Way.
Police are praising members of the public for their vital role in improving road safety throughout 2025, after thousands of suspected driving offences were reported via our Operation Snap initiative.
We arrested 58 drivers for drink or drug driving in December as part of Op Limit, the national crackdown aimed at improving road safety and disrupting wider criminal activity.
Over the past six days, twelve motorists have been arrested for drink or drug driving offences - four following crashes.
We are cracking down on drink and drug driving this festive season to target those who put innocent lives at risk on our roads.
“I never thought this would happen to us”
Uninsured drivers put lives at risk.
Is your car insurance valid? Is the question our officers will be asking drivers as they conduct additional checks on motorists 10-16 November.
This is the question our officers will be asking drivers they stop during a national campaign starting this week to remind drivers of their legal duty to meet minimum eyesight standards when driving.