Licence photo roadside checks to be rolled out to 10 more forces

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Licence photo roadside checks to be rolled out to 10 more forces

Government says technology has saved 14,000 hours for roads policing units.

Date - 14th July 2021
By - Gary Mason

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Technology which has allowed officers to download more than 85,000 driver licence images at the roadside from the DVLA via the PNC since it was piloted in 2019 is to be extended to a further 10 forces in the coming weeks. Using a mobile or other...

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