US EditionKirklees Council Wants to Take on Police Powers to Fine Drivers for Traffic Offences - Huddersfield Hub
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Kirklees Council wants to take on police powers to fine drivers for traffic offences - Huddersfield Hub
Kirklees Council is considering taking on police powers to fine drivers for certain traffic offences. ‘Moving Traffic Enforcement’ – for such offences as ignoring a ‘no entry’ sign, going the wrong way down a one-way street or breaching a HGV weight limit – is currently the responsibility of the police. However, councils can ask the Department for Transport to grant them powers under the Traffic Management Act 2004. Kirklees Council has now laun…
Over 300 points deducted from driving licenses for violations of the highway code. This is the result of the control activity carried out by the traffic police in the first days of June in the Catania area.
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