Several drivers were reported for numerous motoring crimes across Chesham at the start of the week.
On Monday, June 14, the Buckinghamshire Roads Policing Officers conducted a road safety check within the town and revealed that out of the 53 vehicles that they stopped, 50 drivers were reported for not wearing a seatbelt.
Several drivers were stopped on Monday, June 14
They also confirmed that two drivers were reported for being ‘not in proper control’ of their vehicles, whilst another person was arrested for allegedly drug driving.
In all, 53 drivers were stopped on Monday, June 14
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You can get a fine of up to £500 if you are caught not wearing a seatbelt
What was posted on Twitter
Buckinghamshire Roads Policing Officers conducted a road safety check in Chesham today. 53 vehicles were stopped throughout the morning and issued with variety of traffic offence reports. 50 sestbelts / 2 not in proper control / 1 arrested for drug driving #TPBShift #RSU pic.twitter.com/AzvMIyyLiB
— TVP Roads Policing (@tvprp) June 14, 2021
Following this, Thames Valley Police Chiltern & South Bucks said in a tweet: “Awesome work by our @tvprp [Thames Valley Policing Roads Police] colleagues in #Chesham today [Monday, June 14].”
If you are caught not wearing a seatbelt when driving, you could be fined up to £500.
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