Nearly one in four road deaths still involve no seatbelt: OPP
OPP officers will target seatbelt violations and other dangerous driving, after the force said nearly 1 in 4 fatal crashes involve unbelted occupants.
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OPP to target seatbelt use in Easter weekend campaign
The Ontario Provincial Police is asking drivers, "If you're not buckling up, what's holding you back?"
Upper Ottawa Valley OPP targets seatbelt use over Easter long weekend
Motorists across the Upper Ottawa Valley can expect an increased police presence over the Easter long weekend as the Ontario Provincial Police launches a provincewide traffic safety campaign. The Upper Ottawa Valley (UOV) detachment of the OPP will take part in the initiative from April 3 to April 6, with a primary focus on seatbelt compliance. Police are reminding drivers and passengers that wearing a seatbelt is mandatory on every trip, no mat…
Seatbelt safety still a concern as Ontario law marks 51 years
More than five decades after seatbelts became law in Ontario, police say too many drivers and passengers are still taking the risk. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) report nearly one in four road fatalities they investigate involves someone not wearing a seatbelt. Each year, officers respond to dozens of deaths linked to people choosing not to buckle up. With the busy Easter long weekend approaching, OPP are launching a province-wide seatbelt…
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