Motorists are being warned to make sure their lights are working after another clampdown by police.
Officers from the Roads Policing Unit carried out checks on a number of vehicles earlier this week.
A number of Vehicle Defect Rectification Notices were issued for broken headlights - they allow the driver time to have them fixed.
Sergeant Steven Lapsley says the scheme, which was introduced this year, has proved successful:
A number of garages are supporting the scheme by checking faults for free - Sergeant Lapsley says it's something which will be continued:
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