Seven motorists were charged with speeding during road safety operation on Lewis.
A motorist has been charged after being caught driving at 65mph within a 30mph zone on Lewis.
Last weekend, officers on Lewis and Harris carried out a road safety operation in response to local concerns.
Between Thursday and Sunday officers stopped and checked a total of 90 vehicles – with 18 offences being reported.
One motorist was charged in relation to dangerous driving on the A857 near Newmarket after being caught travelling at 65mph within a 30mph speed limit area.
Six people were also charged with speeding offences over the weekend.
A further five people were reported for having no insurance, and four for having no MOT.
One motorist was charged with driving in an antisocial manner, while another was caught using a mobile phone.
Officers also issued warnings for various other offences over the four days.
Constable John McLauchlan said: “We are committed to improving road safety on the Isle of Lewis and this operation was carried out as a result of local concerns.
“We will continue to take enforcement action where necessary as we want to ensure that everyone using our roads can do this safely.”
Driver caught doing 65mph in 30mph zone on Isle of Lewis
