Issues found with most vans stopped in M6 road safety operation

A road safety operation on the M6 has revealed worrying levels of safety issues in commercial vehicles.

Driver disqualified after driving the wrong way on A46

This Coventry driver has been banned from driving after being caught driving the wrong way along the A46 Stoneleigh.

Festive drink drivers banned

We arrested 58 drivers for drink or drug driving in December as part of Op Limit, the national crackdown aimed at improving road safety and disrupting wider criminal activity.

No excuse for drink or drug driving this Christmas

We are cracking down on drink and drug driving this festive season to target those who put innocent lives at risk on our roads.

Officers hope for a ‘silent night’ this Christmas

As Christmas party season reaches its peak, we are asking those out celebrating to make sure the only ‘jingle bells’ you hear this December belong to Santa’s sleigh—not the sirens of a police car.

Mother speaks out after daughter seriously injured by drink driver

Victoria’s life changed forever on a summer night in June 2024. Her 18-year-old daughter, Amelia, was out celebrating finishing her A-levels with friends. Hours later, Victoria was standing in a hospital, praying her daughter would survive a brain injury caused by a drink driver.

Protecting you from uninsured drivers

Uninsured drivers put lives at risk. Every week, at least one person is killed by an uninsured driver. Many are linked to other criminal activity. They also push up the cost of insurance for everyone.

Uninsured drivers feel the consequences

Is your car insurance valid? Is the question our officers will be asking drivers as they conduct additional checks on motorists 10-16 November.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership Remembrance Service – Sunday 16 November

You are warmly invited to join us at a special service to remember those killed or injured in road traffic collisions in Warwickshire.

Drivers asked to stay alert for pedestrians

If you’re a driver, did you know that you have more responsibility to help keep pedestrians safe on our roads? It’s called the ‘hierarchy of road users’ in the highway code.