The Roads Policing Unit says it had a busy day yesterday - with three crashes and 13 fines handed out.
All three crashes happened on the Mountain Road on Sunday, but officers say nobody suffered serious injuries.
Police gave out 10 fines for speeding, two for driving without due care and attention and one for not wearing a seatbelt.
They also gave out seven vehicle defect notices for people to fix problems such as broken headlights.
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