Four drivers were stopped during a Norwich police operation, with vehicles seized over insurance, licence and anti-social driving concerns citywide.
Four drivers have been stopped and several vehicles seized during a police operation in Norwich.
Officers first stopped a car after it was seen travelling the wrong way along a no-entry street in the Charing Cross area.
Checks carried out by police found the vehicle was uninsured and it was subsequently seized.
Officers later stopped a BMW after concerns were raised about the way it was being driven.
Police said the vehicle was being used in an anti-social manner and further action was taken.
Two additional motorists were then stopped during the operation.
One was suspected of driving without valid insurance, while another was believed not to hold the correct driving licence.
Several of the vehicles involved were seized by officers.
Police have powers to remove vehicles from the road when they believe they are being driven without valid insurance or the appropriate licence.
Vehicles can also be seized in certain circumstances when they are being used in an anti-social manner.
The operation formed part of ongoing enforcement work in Norwich targeting unsafe, illegal and anti-social driving.
Police are urging motorists to make sure their licence, insurance and vehicle documentation are valid before taking to the road.

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