There has been a huge increase in the amount of people submitting dash cam footage to North Yorkshire Police.
That's according to North Yorkshire Police's Assistant Chief constable - Elliot Foskett- who said that they have had some positive results thanks to the footage.
North Yorkshire Police are also asking people to use an online service to help combat speeding.
They're looking to identify where there might be problems.
Alex Butterfield, who's Specialist Operations Chief Inspector, says that the reports sent in will help give them a better idea of the issues.


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