The motorcyclist was stopped after police spotted them driving erratically. (Image: BCH Road Policing Unit/X)
A motorbike has been seized in Hatfield after its rider was found to have never held a UK driving licence.
Officers from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Road Policing Unit stopped the bike on the A1000, after they spotted the rider driving erratically.
After further checks, it was discovered that the driver had been living in the UK for six years but did not hold a licence and hadn't applied for one.
"This motorcycle was riding erratically in Hatfield, and when stopped the rider was found to not hold a valid driving licence," read a post from the BCH Road Policing Unit X account.
"They've been living in the UK for six years but hadn't applied for a UK licence. Vehicle seized and driver reported."
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