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Drivers caught speeding on busy Tintwistle road

Volunteers clocking drivers' speed on Manchester Road in Tintwistle. Image: Glossop Police SNT.

Some 22 drivers were caught speeding in just an hour on a busy road in Tintwistle on Saturday afternoon (22 May). 

The Hadfield Community Speed Watch team were in position on the A628 Manchester Road between 1pm and 2pm to keep a close eye on drivers. 

That stretch of road has a speed limit of 30 miles per hour. 

A total of 466 vehicles went past the team from the Manchester direction in the 60-minute duration. 

Of those, 22 vehicles were recorded driving at a speed of 36mph or above. 

Glossop Police Safer Neighbourhood Team said the registered keepers of the vehicles will receive a letter of advice about their speeding. 

They also said a massive thank you to the three volunteers from the speed watch team for carrying out the event. 

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