Police caught 37 speeding drivers in two hours during stop-checks in an Oxfordshire village.
The operation was held in B4017 High Street, in Steventon, between 8am and 10am today.
They stopped 37 speeding drivers. Ten were fined £60 and given three points on their licence for driving over 40mph.
Safety advice was given to 27 drivers caught between 30mph and 40mph, who avoided a fine or penalty points.
Four more drivers were given £60 fines for driving while using a mobile phone and six were fined £30 for not wearing a seatbelt.
One car was seized by police for not having valid insurance.
The road checks were held after complaints from residents, and based on collision statistics, a police spokesman said.
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