Vehicles stopped and seized during police crackdown during popular music festival

Thames Valley Police’s Roads Policing unit was out in force over the weekend as it supported surrounding communities during Truck Festival.
Officers worked to ensure safety during the event and seized multiple vehicles for a range of offences.
The unit handled four vehicles without tax, two without insurance, and one driver without insurance and licence compliance.
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Additionally, three vehicles had illegal number plates, and one suspected drug driver was stopped but later cleared.
Officers were also deployed to a large fire incident in a nearby village.
The spokesperson said: “Another busy weekend supporting Truckfest for the Roads Policing Unit Special Constabulary Tasking Team.
“While thousands of festival-goers enjoyed a fantastic weekend, our officers were out supporting the surrounding communities and keeping the neighbouring villages safe.”




