Police will hit the roads over the next two weeks to target speeding drivers across Norfolk.
The fortnight-long crackdown, which coincides with a national campaign, will see officers at numerous locations, stopping, warning and educating errant motorists.
The campaign, which runs from Monday, August 12 to Sunday, August 25 will see a visible presence of officers on the roads in order to crackdown on speeders.
Acting Inspector Julian Ditcham, from the Norfolk and Suffolk Roads Armed Policing Team, said: "We work closely with our partners throughout the year to target speeding drivers. Campaigns like this help us to enforce the laws and concentrate specifically on those drivers who pose a risk not just to themselves but to other road users.
Motorists caught speeding will be issued with a Traffic Offence Report and face a fine, points on their licence or even possible court action.
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