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Motorists who speed close to schools in Glasgow are being targeted as part of a crackdown in the city, a local news source has reported.

The Glasgow Evening Times has stated that each of the schools in the East End area of the city is to be monitored by officers, who will be handing out fixed penalty notices to those caught out.

"The drivers should see the officers and anyone who doesn't spot them and slow down as a result deserves to be caught," said sergeant Stevie Kinvig from the region's community safety team.

It could be that motorists who break the law in such a fashion pick up a conviction which compromises their car insurance policies if firms see them as representative of a road risk.

The official added that local people are usually the ones accosted for speeding across the region.

Meanwhile, Portsmouth News has stated that four local drivers were handed fixed penalty notices for parking too close to school gates in the area.