This foreign registered vehicle was seized on behalf of the DVLA. The driver had no valid vehicle excise duty (VED).placeholder image
This foreign registered vehicle was seized on behalf of the DVLA. The driver had no valid vehicle excise duty (VED).

A driver that can’t add up, one banned twice in a week and children left without seatbelts - drivers stopped in Peterborough this week

By Ben Jones
Published 28th Jan 2022, 16:51 GMT
Updated 29th Jan 2022, 08:38 GMT

The latest round-up of the stops made by the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Road Policing Unit this week.

They include a driver that can’t add up, one banned twice in a week and an uninsured driver who left their children without seatbelts

All the drivers were pulled over by the BCH Road Policing Unit in the last seven days.

This car was being driven on false plates and seen being driven dangerously. It was seen parked up in town and both occupants were arrested for stealing the car, theft, failing to stop, dangerous driving, GBH and arson.

9. 24/01/22

This car was being driven on false plates and seen being driven dangerously. It was seen parked up in town and both occupants were arrested for stealing the car, theft, failing to stop, dangerous driving, GBH and arson. Photo: Midlands

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This driver was reported for having an unsafe vehicle. The metal brackets were loose in the back and the whole vehicle weighed 6520kg, when the legal limit is 5200kg.

10. 24/01/22

This driver was reported for having an unsafe vehicle. The metal brackets were loose in the back and the whole vehicle weighed 6520kg, when the legal limit is 5200kg. Photo: Midlands

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