1,775 broke seatbelt laws
The All Wales Seatbelt Campaign, involving all four police forces, caught 1,775 people breaking seatbelt laws during a two-week crackdown.
All Wales Seatbelt Campaign figures
The campaign breaks the number of offences down by force areas.
- Dyfed Powys: 959 offences
- North Wales: 280 offences
- South Wales: 405 offences
- Gwent: 131 offences
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