US EditionFresno Police Make DUI Arrest, Cite 135 Drivers in Distracted Driving Crackdown
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In four weeks, the Helmond police have issued almost 56,000 euros in fines to people who were driving with their phones. According to the police, distraction is one of the most persistent problems in traffic and one of the main causes of accidents. The police carried out extra checks on distraction in traffic between 19 May and 15 June. A total of 79 motorists were fined, as were 17 truck drivers, 73 cyclists and two moped drivers. This resulted…
Fresno Police Make DUI Arrest, Cite 135 Drivers in Distracted Driving Crackdown
A distracted driving enforcement operation in Fresno led to 135 drivers being cited for violating California’s hands-free cell phone law on Friday. In addition to the citations, officers arrested one driver for DUI and another on an outstanding felony warrant, the Fresno Police Department said. California’s distracted driving laws, in place since 2008, prohibit drivers from holding a phone or electronic device while driving, including for talkin…
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