Two impaired drivers in Lethbridge removed from the road, dozens of tickets issued
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On Monday, Lethbridge Police released information about a weekend enforcement initiative that aims to prove safer roads by targeting impaired driving and other offences.
Members of the Traffic Response Unit say they plan to keep a high profile this summer, to deter and enforce driving violations in Lethbridge. Alta.
Over the weekend, the Lethbridge Police Service and Alberta Sheriffs charged two impaired drivers and gave out 54 tickets during a weekend traffic enforcement project.
Police said the goal is to provide safer roads for all users by targeting impaired driving, speeding, excessive vehicle noise, racing and stunting.
This enforcement initiative was prompted by members of the public reporting concerns about illegal actions in areas throughout the city.
According to police, a similar initiative that took place throughout the summer of 2022 resulted in a decrease in traffic complaints.
Anyone with concerns about traffic issues is asked to contact Lethbridge police.
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