Bradford South Neighborhood Policing Team (NPT) and Steerside Enforcement Team – West Yorkshire Police's dedicated initiative to tackle anti-social and dangerous driving – collaborated last Friday and Saturday.
This was part of a fatal driving targeted at five fatal driving crimes and the association's operation targeting driving.
Five fatal crimes include wearing seat belts, speeding, driving while driving under the influence of drinks and drugs, driving without warning or dangerous driving; You cannot drive while driving.
A spokesman for the Bradford South NPT said: “Intelligence is being fed into the operation by Bradford borough councillors from members of the community.”
The team was at Wibsey and Royds & Buttershaw on Friday, followed by Queensbury on Saturday.
In total, 10 tickets were issued to people who were not wearing seat belts over two days. 9 for speeding, “unprescription glass”, for windows in eight shades, two to use a mobile phone, and two tickets were issued using a mobile phone. .
Other tickets include:
X6 VRM (Vehicle Registration Mark) Regulations X3 Dangerous Parts X3 NO MOT X3 No Insurance No Insurance X1 Lamp X1 X1 Tax X1 Drive No Care and Caution No Insurance
The largest percentage of tickets was handed out at Royds & Buttershaw (28), with 16 issued at Queensbury and Widsey respectively.
Officers also seized four vehicles for documentary crimes. Two are Royds & Buttershaw and two are Queensbury.
Three intelligence forms have been submitted for development, focusing on repeated offenders.
