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Officers dealt with 82 road traffic offences in Craven during a police crackdown.
Operation RIDGE targeted speeding and anti-social driving across Craven on September 27 after residents raised concerns.
Officers recorded 82 road traffic offences during the operation, which included proactive enforcement in Cowling and Cross Hills.
A spokesman for the Craven Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "Road safety remains a priority for North Yorkshire Police.
"Operations such as RIDGE demonstrate our commitment to listening to the concerns of local residents and taking positive action to address them.
"Speeding and anti-social driving are not victimless offences.
"Together, we can make our roads safer and our communities stronger."
The operation brought together policing and road-safety partners to tackle issues affecting local communities.