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Alabama News The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says it investigated 10 traffic fatalities during the Fourth of July holiday period, which officially began at 12:01 a.m. Friday, July 2, and ended at midnight Monday, July 5. ALEA’s Marine Patrol Division saw a continual trend of zero boating fatalities and zero non-boating fatalities (drownings) on the state’s waterways. “Anytime a law enforcement agency can report zero boating and non-boating fatalities during two major holiday weekends, ...

From The Tribune staff reports MONTGOMERY — The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) announced 10 people died on Alabama roadways during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Photo: Trooper Daniel Money. From Friday, July 2 through Monday, July 5, there were 10 roadway fatalities, and no boating or non-boating water fatalities (drownings). Of the 10 people killed, five of them were not wearing seat belts. The deadly crashes occurred in Lawrence, Talladega, Winston, Marengo, Pickens, Tuscaloosa...

Hamburg Reporter We all love to celebrate the 4th of July with family, friends, food and fireworks, but all too often the festivities turn tragic on our nation’s roads.  This American holiday also brings increased consumption of alcohol and drugs which leads to impaired driving and deadly consequences.   According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nationally, during the 2019 July 4th holiday period (the most recent statistics available), 515 people died in motor vehicle...

Allow extra time and distance if roads are wet. Pay attention to construction zones. The recent increase in crashes stemming from a variety of moving violations was one of the driving factors behind the Alabama Legislature’s most recent amendment to the construction zone law.  "Effective, Thursday, July 1, the fine for any moving traffic violation committed in a construction zone where workers are present will result in a $250 fine or double the regular fine, whichever amount is greater. Not...

NMDOT And Local Law Enforcement Agencies Remind Drivers To Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over NMDOT News: SANTA FE – This Independence Day, the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) and statewide law enforcement agencies are participating in the  Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over impaired driving awareness campaign. In support of the law enforcement community’s dedication to protecting the lives of residents in their communities, law enforcement agencies will be working together dur...

June 30, 2021 There will be extra police patrols out on the road this Fourth of July holiday period as officers look out for drunk and drugged drivers. It’s time once again for a Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement effort. Berrien County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Robert Boyce tells WSJM News it’s working with local and state police agencies to watch out for those who are being reckless by driving impaired. He says it’s simply not worth it to drive drunk. “They’re ...

There will be extra police patrols out on the road this Fourth of July holiday period as officers look out for drunk and drugged drivers. It’s time once again for a Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement effort. Berrien County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Robert Boyce tells WSJM News it’s working with local and state police agencies to watch out for those who are being reckless by driving impaired. He says it’s simply not worth it to drive drunk. “They’re going to have to a...

There will be extra police patrols out on the road this Fourth of July holiday period as officers look out for drunk and drugged drivers. It’s time once again for a Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement effort. Berrien County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Robert Boyce tells WSJM News it’s working with local and state police agencies to watch out for those who are being reckless by driving impaired. He says it’s simply not worth it to drive drunk. “They’re going to have to a...

The Bossier Sheriffs Office will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint Saturday that will continue into Sunday morning.

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