Police talk over issues with car cruisers at Great Yarmouth
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Police are discussing car cruising at a major North Sea resort with vehicle owners regarded as a local nuisance.
The meeting at the Caister Road sports stadium in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, has heard owners claim that car cruising can be a harmless activity.
However, they have also admitted a small minority can bring down the reputation of the majority.
Police want to improve relations with the owners and to ensure activities stay within the law.
The so-called 'cruisers' have accepted displays of dangerous driving, playing of loud music and causing congestion on the roads were all unacceptable.
Positive image
A spokesman said: "We want to portray a more positive image. Most owners are just proud to show off their vehicles - that's a harmless activity."
Police say this weekend's event organised with car cruisers should help officers build a better relationship with the drivers.
They hope, in turn, it win them more tolerance and understanding from the public.