A FOUR-WHEEL drive vehicle was seized on a major Bradford road for having no MOT or tax.
Officers from West Yorkshire Police's Steerside Enforcement Team - the force's dedicated initiative for tackling anti-social and dangerous driving - posted on X yesterday about a vehicle they stopped on Killinghall Road, in Bradford.
The vehicle was a red Mitsubishi.
Checks showed the car had no valid MOT or Vehicle Excise Licence, according to a spokesperson for the Steerside Team.
The driver was also reported for the offences.
Operation Steerside was launched in 2016 specifically to tackle dangerous and anti-social driving in Bradford.
This was two months after the Telegraph & Argus launched its 'Stop the Danger Drivers' campaign.
It then evolved several years later into a multi-agency partnership to tackle crimes on the roads.
As of January this year, Bradford district police had taken action against 15,000 motorists for illegal or anti-social driving.
People can email bd.steerside@westyorkshire.pnn.police.uk to report information to Operation Steerside.
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