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You know that area in the construction zone where the speed limit is 45 mph? You may want to start treating that as more than a suggestion.

Millions are in the midst of late shopping for holiday gifts and arrivals at destinations for the Christmas and New Year’s holiday weekends that close out the year.

Iowans can expect to see an increased law enforcement presence on roadways in the days before Christmas and extending into the first week of the new year. Iowa

The selectmen approved the acceptance of over $18,000 in traffic enforcement grants and approved that a barn on Potter Hill Road meets the requirements for

Law enforcement will have an increased presence on Iowa roads throughout this Labor Day weekend as part of the latest special Traffic Enforcement Prog

The Special Traffic Enforcement Program (sTEP) “Click It or Ticket” continues through Sunday (June 6). In conjunction with the Iowa State Patrol, law

Law enforcement agencies across Iowa are increasing efforts to make sure motorists are buckling up. The “Click It or Ticket” campaign runs May 24th th

Nacogdoches Police Step Up Enforcement On 59/I69 If you are coming to, or leaving Nacogdoches take special care that you are observing posted speed limits. Construction continues on what will one day be I69. The speed limit has gone down to 45 in the area now, since most of it is a construction zone. Based on officers observations and input from the community we are going to place additional police resources in the area to slow traffic down to the posted speed limits. Remember this area is unde...

Gainesville police this week reported more speeders and crashes along West University Avenue, including a DUI for the first time since increasing its traffic enforcement presence on the road in late January.  GPD continues to collect data on that road, along with Southwest 34th Street, Southwest 13th Street and Archer Road, as part of its Special Traffic Enforcement Program. GPD began the program following pedestrian deaths near the University of Florida.  The goal is to increase awareness of...

Traffic citations on University Avenue drop last week Gainesville police reported a significantly lower number of citations, warnings and speeders along West University Avenue between Southwest 34th and 13th streets last week as it diverted more of its resources to another area.  Officers instead focused their efforts along Southwest 20th Avenue due to recent fatalities that prompted traffic homicide investigations.  GPD continues to collect data on West University Avenue, Southwest 34th Stre...