Officers from Thames Valley Police conducted speed monitoring activities in the north Oxfordshire area, focusing on roads with 20mph limits in Banbury on Friday, August 28.
Neighbourhood policing teams deployed speed detection devices as part of the enforcement action targeting drivers in the designated slow zones throughout the town.
Personnel also performed vehicle checks at multiple sites across Banbury while engaging with local residents regarding road safety matters and other concerns affecting their neighbourhoods.
According to the force, such operations are prioritised based on intelligence provided by members of the public.
Information gathered through Community Forums, local engagement initiatives and direct reports from residents helps determine where enforcement activities are most needed.
The police explained that these operations are initiated in response to information supplied by residents about problem areas.
Feedback received via Community Forums, engagement events and reports from local people assists in shaping neighbourhood policing priorities.
The force indicated it continues to welcome information from communities to help direct patrol activities and address issues of local concern.