'One or two' didn't obey the measure yesterday
Police are warning motorists to obey traffic slowing measures.
There was a road traffic collision during rush hour on the Mountain yesterday (Friday) - a 'Police Slow' sign was erected on a corner to stop people driving past emergency vehicles at speed.
Officers say most people respected the notice, but there was 'one or two' who didn't.
Drivers are asked to observe its cues in future.
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