Extra ‘Special’ volunteers support Warwickshire Police during Covid-19 crisis
Warwickshire Police has seen some exemplary support from its volunteer Special Constabulary team over the past few weeks during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Warwickshire Police has seen some exemplary support from its volunteer Special Constabulary team over the past few weeks during the COVID-19 crisis.
Warwickshire’s roads policing team is continuing to actively patrol the county’s roads to observe driver behaviours and check vehicles are safe to help reduce the risk of serious and fatal collisions.
As we come towards the end of a month of ‘lockdown’ with restrictions set to continue, Warwickshire Police’s Roads Policing Team would like to thank everyone who is staying at home and only using the roads for essential travel.
Warwickshire Police is asking drivers to take extra care on the roads and to do their bit during the COVID-19 pandemic to reduce pressure on the NHS by slowing down and driving safely to avoid a collision.
Warwickshire Police is asking the public to ‘stand up for hanging up’ as part of a campaign to change driver behaviours and highlight the consequences of using a mobile phone whilst driving.
Warwickshire Police has recruited 65 Approved Driving Instructors to join them as ‘Honest Truth’ Driving Instructors funded by the Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner to help reduce the number of young people killed and seriously injured on Warwickshire’s roads.
Over 5,000 people have been caught for speeding offences in Warwickshire during just two weeks of a month long operation aimed at reducing speeding in the county.
Striking animal head imagery from road safety project The Honest Truth is appearing on billboards across Warwickshire this February to challenge the behaviours of younger drivers around their use of mobile phones – the truth.
Officers from Warwickshire Police’s Operational Patrol Unit have immediately prohibited 11 dangerous vehicles from being used any further on the county’s roads this Christmas during a joint operation with the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency in Leamington Spa today, 20 December 2019.
Over the last weekend 14-15 December 2019, Warwickshire Police officers arrested at more people on suspicion of drink driving including the following.