The West Yorkshire city has a record of 247.5 dangerous driving offences per 100,000 people, the equivalent of one dangerous driving crime for every 420 people.
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In the three years up to the end of June last year, officers in the city recorded 1,039 dangerous driving offences - 39 of which resulted in injuries or death.
DVLA data showed that one in 20 drivers (5%) had at least six points on their licence in the BD3, BD1, BD8, and BD9 areas of Bradford.
In January 2023, 18-year-old Amber Deakin was killed when the Vauxhall Vectra she was travelling in crashed on a busy road in Bradford, with driver Jordan Spalding later pleading guilty to causing her death.
