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All across Cumbria are being urged to remain safe while celebrating this New Year. While many enjoy a drink on December 31, Cumbria's police and crime commissioner, Peter McCall, is asking everyone to always avoid drink- and drug-driving, and to follow the current Covid-19 restrictions. Driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is one of the biggest causes of accidents and fatalities across the country, and is considered one of the Fatal Four, alongside speeding, not wearing seatbelts, and distracted driving. Mr McCall, said: “Christmas and New Year is a time of celebrat...

Holiday enforcement ramping up FacebookTwitterEmail With winter holidays approaching, the Illinois Department of Transportation and Illinois State Police are urging travelers to buckle up and drive sober as law enforcement agencies statewide ramp up their Click It or Ticket and Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaigns to ensure a safer holiday season. “If traveling is necessary over the holidays, we urge the public to take some simple steps to help everyone reach their destinations safely,” state transportation department representative Cynthia Watters said. “Buckling up is the best way...

Published: 9:21 AM December 12, 2020    Updated: 9:37 AM December 12, 2020 A 'crashed car' outside Sprowston Fire Station aims to highlight dangers on Norfolk's roads. - Credit: Norfolk County Council Car crashes have been recreated outside fire stations in Norfolk to give a stark reminder of dangers on the county's roads this festive season. Norfolk fire crews attend the aftermath of road crashes every day and such emergencies make up a larger percentage of incidents than they spend fighting fires. Many crashes involve excess speed, use of mobile phones while driving, drink/drugs or d...

Published: 9:21 AM December 12, 2020    Updated: 9:37 AM December 12, 2020 A 'crashed car' outside Sprowston Fire Station aims to highlight dangers on Norfolk's roads. - Credit: Norfolk County Council Car crashes have been recreated outside fire stations in Norfolk to give a stark reminder of dangers on the county's roads this festive season. Norfolk fire crews attend the aftermath of road crashes every day and such emergencies make up a larger percentage of incidents than they spend fighting fires. Many crashes involve excess speed, use of mobile phones while driving, drink/drugs or d...