MORAY traffic police admit being stunned and saddened after booking 14 drivers for failing to wear seatbelts in a crackdown lasting just eight hours.

YOUNG drivers have to accept they are not invincible and a car is a potentially lethal weapon which can take life.

THE horrific scenes traffic officers like Constable Colin Matheson have to contend with are unimaginable to most people.

THE job of a police collision investigator is to exmaine all the evidence from the scene of a crash to establish the truth behind a fatal smash.

CLARE McArthur experienced the full spectrum of adverse driving conditions in one day.

THE majority of Scots believe drivers should not be allowed to drink any alcohol.

THE number of fatal accidents in Moray has prompted the area's MSP to seek a meeting with the transport minister Stewart Stevenson.

YOUNG drivers can get advice and practical tips on how to improve their driving at a special event in Moray later this year.

THE heartache of losing their cherished daughter is as raw now for Ian and Rosalind Dick as it was nine months ago when police officers broke the devastating news to them.

HIS blood runs cold when firefighter Colin Tawse gets the shout to attend a road traffic collision (RTC).

IMAGINE trying to treat a critically injured woman trapped in a car while her husband is lying dead in the driver's seat.

THE last mistake you ever make behind the wheel of a car could end up with you inside a coffin.

KNOCKING on a family's door to tell them their teenage son or daughter has been killed in a road crash is the job no police officer wants.

A MIX of enforcement and education is used by the police to ram home the road safety message, with young drivers in the 17-25 years bracket a particular focus.