Police have cracked down on a 'dangerous' car meet that saw motorists allegedly speed around roundabouts. 

Around 80 vehicles took part in the meet-up at Concorde Way in Segensworth last night. 

Police were called due to motorists 'driving dangerously at speed'. 

Upon arrival, a driver of one vehicle was given a £100 fixed penalty notice for having no front number plate.

Another driver vehicle received a £50 fine for the rear number plate not being illuminated during the hours of darkness.

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Officers then served a Section 59 warning to a driver for driving carelessly and inconsiderately.

The vehicle will be seized if these actions continue.

A spokesperson from Fareham Police said: “The rest of the group left.

“We have no issues - and no powers to deal with - car meets that are peaceful.

“This was clearly not the case tonight as seen by police - the tyre marks were all over the roads.

“We will continue to attend until these car meets are peaceful with no issues.”