WATCH: Numerous drivers caught crossing double white line at speed near Scarborough
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It comes after concerns were raised by Wykeham Parish Council and members of the public for the stretch of road along the A170 between Wykeham and Ruston.
The location of concern is on one of the main routes into Scarborough and the double white line system is located on a crawler lane on the eastbound carriageway of the A170, just before Wykeham.
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Drivers who chose to breach the double white line system could find themselves head on with stationary vehicles waiting to turn right into Main Street.
The Safer Neighbourhood Team have over the last 11 months have detected 40 offences.
The team are concerned this is only a snapshot of the offences taking place.
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Out of the 40 offenders, 30 people completed What’s Driving Us? Educational Courses.
Four drivers are yet to complete the What’s Driving Us? Educational Courses, but have booked on.
Two drivers have received three points and a fine.
Two drivers were charged to court and are awaiting court appearances in February, and two new offences being processed.
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Highway Code Rule 129 covers double white lines where the line nearest to you is solid. It makes clear you must not cross or straddle double white lines except for very limited circumstances.