Police catch five drivers speeding on two Bradford roads

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Nov, 18:58 · Archive

West Yorkshire Police caught five drivers speeding during a crackdown on two 30mph roads on 23 October.

West Yorkshire Police caught five drivers speeding during enforcement operations on two 30mph roads on 23 October. The crackdowns took place on roads where serious crashes have occurred in the past.

Officers from the Shipley neighbourhood policing team carried out speed checks on Cottingley Moor Road outside a primary school between 7.40pm and 9pm. Three drivers were caught exceeding the 30mph limit, reaching speeds of 37mph, 38mph and 44mph. One driver was also issued a traffic offence for not having a valid MOT.

The team then moved to Manywells Brow in Cullingworth between 9.20pm and 9.45pm, where two more speeding offences were recorded. Drivers were recorded at 38mph and 40mph. A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said further enforcement operations are planned for the area.

How it is being reported

• Speeding operation: Multiple drivers caught exceeding 30mph limit on 2 roadsSeveral drivers have been caught speeding in a recent police crackdown.Keighley News · 4 Nov, 18:29
• Speeding operation: Multiple drivers caught exceeding 30mph limit on 2 roadsSeveral drivers have been caught speeding in a recent police crackdown.Telegraph & Argus · 4 Nov, 17:35

In this story: West Yorkshire Police · Shipley · Cottingley Moor Road · Manywells Brow · Cullingworth

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