Drivers urged to buckle up during national Click It or Ticket campaign

Red Bank Police Department boosting enforcement efforts during Click It or Ticket campaign

The RBPD said on Facebook that more officers will be patrolling the roads, day and night, to make sure drivers and passengers are wearing seat belts.

Edwardsville Police reminding drivers to buckle up

"Seat belts should be used by everyone, and it is the simplest way to reduce injury or save a life in a crash," said Lt. Matt Senci.

Drivers urged to buckle up during national Click It or Ticket campaign

Newton County Sheriff Ezell Brown and the Newton County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), are reminding drivers and passengers to wear their seat belts as the national Click…

Law enforcement announces Click It or Ticket campaign

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Arkansas Highway Safety Office (AHSO) and Arkansas law enforcement are urging drivers to buckle up ahead of a national Click It or Ticket campaign. The national high-visibility seat…

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s ‟Click It or Ticket” Campaign

From Pennsylvania State Police In conjunction with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Pennsylvania State Police will be strongly enforcing any violation of the Commonwealth’s seat belt and child passenger restraint laws. Vehicle crashes are one of the leading causes of death, with most of those fatalities being attributed to unbelted motorists. This Click It or Ticket campaign is from Monday, May 12, through Sunday, June 1. …

Transportation cabinet pitches seatbelt safety

By MICHAEL CRIMMINS Glasgow News 1 The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is reminding all 4.6 million Kentuckians to buckle up and properly secure children in car seats when using a motor vehicle. The annual “click It or Ticket” campaign runs until June 1, which includes Memorial Day weekend. “It only takes two seconds to fasten your seatbelt – and those two seconds could save your life,” said Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. “We want everyone to b…