Police look to tackle North East speeders with unmarked cars
Officers will also utilise motorcycles this weekend as they target specific routes in the region.
Unmarked police cars and motorcycles are set to be out in force on North East roads this weekend.
It's part of ongoing efforts from Police Scotland to encourage responsible driving on the roads - with dangerous driving surging during the warmer months.
The A92 is a specific focus for officers in the North East, with other busy roads and tourist routes being watched over too.
On their Facebook page the North East Police Division say they'll take "robust" action against "drivers flouting the law."
Road Policing Inspector for the North East, Lorraine Mackie said: "We like to see people enjoying riding their motorcycles in beautiful surroundings. Sadly, this year has seen a significant proportion of serious and fatal crashes in the north of Scotland involving motorcyclists.
"While these collisions remain under investigation, we know that inappropriate speed and overtaking manoeuvres have contributed to some of these crashes. I do not want this pattern to continue going forward, therefore I am asking all riders to take care and be considerate on the roads, not just this weekend but every day.
"The majority of motorcyclists who use the road do so appropriately and sensibly, and it is a shame that the reputation of these riders gets tarnished by those who do not.
"Staycations are ongoing, and northeast roads are busy, particularly in key attraction areas with scenic roads. We want everyone using the road to do so responsibly and consider other road users, traffic volume, rider experience and road conditions.
"We want to ensure everyone using the roads gets home to their loved ones safely".