ALMOST 50 drivers were stopped by police in a high-profile two-day speeding crackdown on a dangerous stretch of road.
Officers were out in force as they monitored the speed of motorists in Radcliffe Road, The Haulgh — the scene of two deaths and dozens of smashes in the last five years.
Police say a total of 48 motorists were stopped during last week’s crackdown.
Of those, 10 motorists were reported for summons to appear before Bolton Magistrates Court for speeding offences.
The road has a 30mph limit.
Sgt Paul Ellis, of the Bolton Central Neighbourhood Police Team, said: “Many of the motorists advised will be local drivers and I hope this action will make them thoughtful drivers of the future, who will appreciate the dangers caused by excess speed.”
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