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Pencaitland Road Safety Check: 48 Drivers Cited

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East Lothian police conducted a road safety check in Pencaitland, addressing community concerns about speeding and safety at Lempockwells Road junction. Forty-eight drivers were stopped for offenses like speeding, phone use, and seatbelt violations. The operation, guided by the Lord Advocates guidelines, resulted in warnings and fixed penalty tickets, emphasizing the importance of road safety and responsible driving.

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Pencaitland Road Safety Check: 48 Drivers Cited

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Pencaitland Road Safety Check: 48 Drivers Cited. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 4th. This is Edinburgh News today, driven by AI. East Lothian cops ran a road check in Pinkayland on Friday, April 3rd, 2026. They pulled over 48 drivers for stuff like speeding, using phones, and not wearing seatbelts. It was all about cracking down on risky habits right there on the roads. This came straight from where he's raised by the local community council. Folks have been flagging speeding and safety issues at the Lempock Wells Road Junction, so officers stepped up to address it, head on. Locals are breathing a bit easier now, knowing action was taken. The community pushed for change, and it shows how these concerns can lead to real checks that keep everyone safer. Officers stuck to the Lord Advocate's guidelines, handing out warnings where it fit and fixed penalty tickets for the worst offences. No major escalations, just steady enforcement. Bottom line, these operations remind us, road safety starts with all of us watching our speed and staying focused.

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