Winnipeg police holiday checkstop program ends with nearly 4,000 vehicles stopped

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19 impaired New Year’s drivers taken off Vancouver Island roads by Highway Patrol

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Numerous impaired charges laid during festive RIDE campaign

North East OPP laid 139 impaired driving charges during this year’s Festive RIDE campaign.

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8 impaired drivers involved in crashes during holiday checkstop program, Winnipeg police say

Impaired driving is a contributing factor in nearly one-third of all traffic fatalities in Manitoba, police say. The Winnipeg Police Service runs a checkstop program to discourage drinking and driving during the winter holiday season.

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North East Region OPP detachments lay numerous impaired driving charges during RIDE campaign

North East Region Ontario Provincial Police detachments laid several impaired driving charges during the 2024/25 OPP Festive RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) campaign. The 2024/25 Festive RIDE campaign ran between November 21, 2024, and January 1, 2025.

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Winnipeg police holiday checkstop program ends with nearly 4,000 vehicles stopped

Nearly 4,000 vehicles were stopped by Winnipeg police over the last four weeks as part of its holiday checkstop program.

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From December 5th to January 6th, 2,419 drivers exceeded the limit of alcohol to circulate, during the decembrina days of the “Drive without Alcohol” program, implemented by the SSC in connection with the Christmas celebrations and the end of the year. This figure represented an increase of 15.3 percent in relation to the days of 2023-2024, in which 2,97 drivers exceeded the allowed limits of alcohol in the blood, reported the Secretariat of Cit…