Offence Code
@OffenceCode
A free, searchable web app for Police Officers. Now it's easy to find Traffic Offence Report and ComRes codes. Created/maintained by @johnny_winter
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Police Officer? Hate “doing Traffic”? Think it’s “not real policing”? Make it really easy for yourself with my handy guide. Before you realise, you’ll be booking up yer granny like a proper black rat! TFU-friendly with added pictures and colours.
“I absolutely love the tyre diagrams.” “Not only is it great for us to use, I like to explain things to people so it’s a great little visual...” “I promise to spread it far and wide in my quest to convert everyone to Roads Policing Officers.” —Suffolk RPU Officer
Burpham. Not one. Not two. Not three, but four supercars, all stopped in convoy, since they had driven through some type of gravity well on the A3 and their front number plates had “just dropped off”. 🙄 Tickets issued for all four vehicles. #SCRPU ^MW
A great example of why vehicles are stopped for minor offences. Good work. 👍
Derby Vehicle on non-UK plates but been activating speed cameras. Driver produces his EU licence but we're not new to this game and find his UK record. Forgot to mention that he was disqualified from driving and had no insurance. #NiceTry #Seized #Reported #Gp2
Saab fitted two-point seat belts as an option as early as 1957 on the Saab 93. From 1958, they were fitted as standard on the GT750. Three-point harnesses, developed by Volvo, provided even greater safety. Swedes have been innovative on automotive safety over many years.
The very first 3 point seatbelt was sold in a Volvo PV544 on August 13th 1959. Given attitudes at the time drivers and passengers were sceptical of the benefits and slow to start using them. 📷 @volvocars
Good work 👍
The very first 3 point seatbelt was sold in a Volvo PV544 on August 13th 1959. Given attitudes at the time drivers and passengers were sceptical of the benefits and slow to start using them. 📷 @volvocars
It’ll be interesting to watch the progress of this since the Pavement Parking (Protection of Vulnerable Pedestrians) Private Members Bill of 2015-16 was withdrawn.
The very first 3 point seatbelt was sold in a Volvo PV544 on August 13th 1959. Given attitudes at the time drivers and passengers were sceptical of the benefits and slow to start using them. 📷 @volvocars
I’m lovin’ it! 👍
The very first 3 point seatbelt was sold in a Volvo PV544 on August 13th 1959. Given attitudes at the time drivers and passengers were sceptical of the benefits and slow to start using them. 📷 @volvocars
Wheely good work 👍
M1 Motorway More great teamwork alongside @DerbyshireARU resulted in us detaining this vehicle right down at junction 19 yesterday. Occupant had gone to a house in Duffield and stolen a set of alloy wheels. Wheels recovered and offender arrested. #Teamwork #Gp2
Driving past my ROAD CLOSED sign is less than appreciated. You put me and my colleagues at risk. The road may look clear but you can’t see all the oil that puts you and others at risk, particularly those on two wheels. Quick response from Highways helped us reopen the road. 👍
Seatbelts save lives*. Two vehicle, three person RTC. 30mph Road. One of the vehicles flipped over and came to rest on its roof! Minor injuries only. Excellent response from Trumpton, Ambulance and local residents. * (Since 1959)
“Before speed cameras were invented, we had things called ‘police cars’. They lurked in unexpected places and sprung out on you when you’d been naughty.” apple.news/ATuV4xfD-R6uTL…
E-scooters are classed as a 🏍️ as defined in Section 185 (Road Traffic Act 1988) and, because of their low speed, within the subclass of moped. This means that e-scooters must abide by the same road traffic legislation as mopeds & motorcycles eg MOT, licensing, tax & insurance.
Excellent work 😎👍
M1 Motorway More great teamwork alongside @DerbyshireARU resulted in us detaining this vehicle right down at junction 19 yesterday. Occupant had gone to a house in Duffield and stolen a set of alloy wheels. Wheels recovered and offender arrested. #Teamwork #Gp2
Useful information for PG9 officers. I shall shortly update the documents at offencecode.uk > Roadside Reference > Vehicles
Our revised ‘Categorisation of Vehicle Defects’ has been published 🔩 This guide outlines the actions we take when we find roadworthiness defects during vehicle inspections 🔦 The guidance will come into effect from 5 May 2023📖 🛵🏍️🚙🛻🚚🚛🚌⬇️ content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKDVS…
The UK’s top roads policing and road rescue chiefs are joining forces with bereaved families to make a united stand against road death and injury: bit.ly/3Le0eS7 #RoadPeaceChallenge #VictimsVoice
Educational courses, for use of mobile phone whilst driving, have not been an option since that law changed on 1st March 2017 when the points and find doubled from 3 to 6 points and £100 to £200.
AI-powered cameras that can automatically detect offences. Scrap educational course alternative for phone offences. Issue FPNs or prosecute. Penalty could be increased further but it's key that enforcement is stepped up significantly using technology.
Last month, we launched our brand-new Highway Code app! 📱 It's important to know The Highway Code rules, as they will help you to become a safer and more responsible road user ✔️ Find out more and download the app: ow.ly/n63M50NjOuw
It was not a 99 for RPU officers this afternoon. Instead, it was a 165 (seizure). The driver of this ice cream van did not have any insurance and was an unsupervised provisional licence holder. Vehicle seized and driver reported. #driveinsured
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