POLICE WERE out and about on New Year’s Eve – on the lookout for errant drivers.
The stepped up activity followed a series of fatal and other serious vehicular accidents? over the festive season.
Police Commissioner Darwin Dottin recently implored road users to take greater care; as did insurance and road safety officials.
Dottin backed his words up on Monday night by sending officers on to the streets to monitor traffic and, of course, keep revellers safe.
Here, lawmen from the Mobile Division using the hand-held radar on the ABC Highway [near Hothersal Turning] to measure the speeds of vehicles. (Picture by Nigel Browne.)
Cops gunning for lawbreakers
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