Hundreds of vehicles were recently checked
Some residents living on a major Nottingham road have voiced their anger at motorists "bombing down" their road. It comes after officers carried out a road traffic operation on Broxtowe Lane, Beechdale Road and Bilborough Road in the Aspley and Bilborough areas of Nottingham on June 22 and 23.
READ MORE: Life in the shadow of one of the 'worst' roads in Nottingham that gets 'really, really busy' Even people that do not live on Bilborough Road have said there was a problem with cars speeding. "It is quite noisy if you live near this road," said Patrick Dooley, 21, a civil engineer student at Nottingham Trent University.
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