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50 notices served in just two days for handheld devices
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50 notices served in just two days for handheld devices
Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) has been conducting a distracted driving campaign for handheld communication devices in North Oshawa. For the past two days, DRPS said yesterday, its East Division officers have been monitoring the area of Taunton Road West and Wilson Road North. In just two days, 50 provincial offence notices for drive – handheld communications device, were issued as well as for 12 unrelated offences. DRPS reminded motorist…
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