It was recorded during a speeding operation
A driver was clocked at speeds of 50mph in a 30mph limit road in Nottingham. Police said they recorded the vehicle travelling at 48mph during a speeding operation in Sneinton on Thursday, August 4.
A driver not wearing a seat belt and a motorist using a mobile phone while driving were also stopped. Police Constable Adam Smith, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “We regularly receive information from local residents about the wide range of issues that affect their lives and will always do our best to tackle issues that are most important to them and causing them concern.
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