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Local law enforcement participates in Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Local law enforcement participates in Distracted Driving Awareness Month Storyblocks and last updated 2021-04-07 09:53:37-04 MICHIGAN — Law enforcement agencies across the country – including in Michigan – are joining forces this month in support of Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The goal of the annual campaign is to promote enforcement and awareness of state and local texting and distracted-driving laws, a news release said Wednesday. It’s also part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s “U Drive. U Text. U Pay.” effort. Michigan State Police’s Criminal Justice Information Center says there were more than 18,000 crashes causes by distracted driving in the state in 2019.

What every Michigan driver should know about distracted driving

What every Michigan driver should know about distracted driving Published:  Tags:  Shutterstock photo (Provided by The Sam Bernstein Law Firm) The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. It may be tempting to read that text, but is it worth your life? April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, an opportune time to learn about the dangerous practice that kills at least nine people every day and injures more than 100.

WHMI 93 5 Local News : Drunk & Drugged Motorists Arrested During Crackdown

February 15, 2021 Nearly 200 motorists were arrested for impaired driving during the end-of-year-holiday crackdown period. The Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning coordinates the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” effort, which is supported by federal traffic safety funds. Before and during the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays, various agencies participate in the enforcement campaign with the goals of saving lives and decreasing crashes by stopping impaired drivers. The enforcement period ran from December 11th through January 1st and more than 90 law enforcement agencies took part. OHSP Communications Specialist Dennis Raymo tells WHMI they’re trying to put an end to drinking and driving that goes on during holiday periods. He says obviously they want to get impaired drivers off the roads but another concern is the amount of speeding taking place despite less travel and the pandemic. Raymo said the situation is much different

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