Police seized four cars over the weekend and arrested one driver.
The Bolton North Neighbourhood Team took the cars off the road for a variety of offences.
They included suspected false registration plates and no insurance.
A spokesman for GMP said: "Four cars have been seized by the Bolton North Neighbourhood Team over the weekend.
"A Vauxhall Insignia was seized from Waggon Road in Breightmet after being found to be displaying false registration plates.
"An Alfa Romeo was later seized from Thicketford Road. The driver was found to be a disqualified driver and subsequently arrested.
"A Honda Civic was then seized from Crossdale Road after the driver was found to only hold a provisional licence and didn't have any insurance. The driver has been reported.
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"Finally, a Volkswagen Golf was seized from Crompton Way.
"The driver was stopped due to driving at high speed and found to only have a provisional licence and didn't have any insurance. The driver has been reported."
This comes shortly after the launch of Operation Classify, aimed at reducing death and serious injury on the roads in Bolton.
According to GMP, the borough saw 71 serious collisions in 2022, with nine fatalities, with the trend continuing into 2023.
The force says excessive speeding, as well as drink and drug driving, and poor driver standards have been the main key causes of road traffic collisions in the area.
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