Vehicle seized from driver with revoked licence in Chipping Norton
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 12:31 · Archive
Thames Valley Police seized a vehicle in Chipping Norton after stopping a driver with a revoked licence.
Thames Valley Police seized a vehicle in Chipping Norton on Monday evening (November 3) after officers discovered the driver was using a revoked licence and was therefore no longer legally entitled to drive. The motorist was reported for driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence.
The stop was part of targeted patrols responding to resident concerns about vehicle nuisance and inappropriate use of vehicles highlighted in a recent anti-social behaviour survey. Thames Valley Police West Oxfordshire said the operation aimed to tackle such problems and improve road safety.
The force stated: 'This is a great example of how your feedback directly influences our policing activity.' Police are urging residents to continue reporting concerns about vehicle nuisance, dangerous driving, traffic offences and anti-social behaviour through the Thames Valley Police website or by calling 101.
How it is being reported
- Vehicle seized from driver caught behind the wheel using revoked licenceThames Valley Police seized a vehicle in Chipping Norton after stopping a driver with a revoked licence during targeted patrols tackling vehicle nuisance.Oxfordshire Guardian · 5 Nov, 12:00
- Vehicle seized from driver caught behind the wheel using revoked licenceThames Valley Police seized a vehicle in Chipping Norton after stopping a driver with a revoked licence during targeted patrols tackling vehicle nuisance.Oxford Mail · 5 Nov, 12:00
In this story: Thames Valley Police · Chipping Norton · Cotswolds
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