Eight drivers caught using phones by Cumbria Police
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:43 · Archive
Cumbria Police caught eight drivers using mobile phones during an operation using an elevated HGV cab.
Cumbria Police conducted Operation Tramline using an elevated HGV cab to monitor traffic. The operation resulted in eight drivers being caught using mobile phones whilst driving.
Beyond the mobile phone offences, officers detected additional road safety violations during the same enforcement activity. These included speeding, drivers not wearing seatbelts and various other road offences.
The operation demonstrates the force's continued focus on tackling dangerous driving behaviour on Cumbrian roads.
How it is being reported
- Eight drivers caught on phones by police using elevated HGV cab in CumbriaCumberland News · 2 Oct, 11:37
- Eight drivers caught on phones by police using elevated HGV cab in CumbriaNW Evening Mail · 2 Oct, 11:37
- Eight drivers caught on phones by police using elevated HGV cab in CumbriaWestmorland Gazette · 2 Oct, 11:37
- Eight drivers caught on phones by police using elevated HGV cab in CumbriaWhitehaven News · 2 Oct, 11:37
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