Officers' warning after clocks go back
The Roads Policing Unit is advising drivers to be extra attentive to the condition of their vehicles next week.
After the clocks go back and the evenings grow shorter, officers will be out checking cars are roadworthy.
Owners are asked to take a few minutes to check all lights are working fully, both on front and rear, and that tyres are in good shape.
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