A number of Edinburgh drivers were caught out by police on Thursday (July 14) after they were seen speeding in and around the city.
Local officers issued a warning to motorists in the capital this week after they set up a number of speed checkpoints around the Corstorphine area.
Sharing an image of officers measuring speeds on smaller residential roads, they said that a "number of drivers" had been stopped for different speeding offences.
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However, police also highlighted that many locals had been seen sticking to the rules. A tweet from Edinburgh Police read:
"Speed checks around the Corstorphine today. A number of drivers dealt with for speeding offences, but most drivers stuck to the speed limits."
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It comes less than a week after similar checks were carried out by road police on one of the main roads out of Edinburgh, the M8. In a similar warning, officers explained they had pulled over one vehicle speeding at 116mph.
A tweet read: "Over the weekend, #LivingstonRP stopped a driver for speeding at 116mph on the M8. As if that wasn't bad enough, they failed a breath test, took their parents car without insurance and had cannabis on them.
"Don't be a numpty, don't drink and drive."
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