Rochdale Neighbourhood Policing Addresses Speeding Concerns on Broad Lane
Rochdale, UK – Local neighbourhood policing teams in Rochdale have taken decisive action to address residents' growing concerns about speeding along Broad Lane. Following increasing complaints about reckless driving in the area, officers initiated a speed enforcement operation to ensure road safety and adherence to traffic regulations.
The lower section of Broad Lane, characterised as a streetlit single carriageway typically subject to a 30mph speed limit, has been a focal point of community concern. Residents have voiced their worries about vehicles speeding through the area, posing risks not only to other motorists but also to pedestrians and local residents.
In a recent operation, officers monitored 67 vehicles, resulting in three drivers receiving traffic offence reports for exceeding the 30mph limit. The highest speed recorded during the enforcement effort reached a careless 46mph. These figures highlight the need for continued vigilance and action to ensure the safety of all road users.
The local police emphasised that this enforcement is part of a broader initiative to enhance road safety in the community. "This enforcement aims to improve road safety and encourage drivers to stick to the limits," a police report stated.
While Broad Lane is being monitored, concerns have also been raised about faster speeding on nearby roads, such as Queensway and Manchester Road. Local authorities and residents alike are urging for more comprehensive traffic checks and awareness campaigns across these areas to tackle the issue of speeding.
As the community actively seeks solutions to this pressing concern, the commitment of Rochdale neighbourhood policing to enforce speed limits and promote safe driving remains steadfast. Residents are encouraged to report any further incidents of speeding to help create a safer environment for all.
For more updates on road safety measures and community policing efforts, residents are advised to stay engaged through local forums and police communications.
The lower section of Broad Lane, characterised as a streetlit single carriageway typically subject to a 30mph speed limit, has been a focal point of community concern. Residents have voiced their worries about vehicles speeding through the area, posing risks not only to other motorists but also to pedestrians and local residents.
In a recent operation, officers monitored 67 vehicles, resulting in three drivers receiving traffic offence reports for exceeding the 30mph limit. The highest speed recorded during the enforcement effort reached a careless 46mph. These figures highlight the need for continued vigilance and action to ensure the safety of all road users.
The local police emphasised that this enforcement is part of a broader initiative to enhance road safety in the community. "This enforcement aims to improve road safety and encourage drivers to stick to the limits," a police report stated.
While Broad Lane is being monitored, concerns have also been raised about faster speeding on nearby roads, such as Queensway and Manchester Road. Local authorities and residents alike are urging for more comprehensive traffic checks and awareness campaigns across these areas to tackle the issue of speeding.
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As the community actively seeks solutions to this pressing concern, the commitment of Rochdale neighbourhood policing to enforce speed limits and promote safe driving remains steadfast. Residents are encouraged to report any further incidents of speeding to help create a safer environment for all.
For more updates on road safety measures and community policing efforts, residents are advised to stay engaged through local forums and police communications.
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