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More than 10,000 impaired driving charges laid in Ontario this year: OPP

Ontario has experienced a 16% increase in impaired driving incidents and a 10% increase in crashes involving impaired drivers compared to last year.
In 2023, there were 397 fatalities in crashes, with 49 of them caused by alcohol or drug impairment. This is the highest number of fatal crashes in the province since 2004.
Despite favorable weather conditions, OPP Sergeant Kerry Schmidt urges drivers to stay cautious to avoid further fatalities.

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