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126 tickets in 2-week special effort for red light, stop sign running

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The effort from March 14-23 involved all law enforcement agencies in Dane County and resulted in 1,761 traffic stops.

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Red light runner flips Bronco; St. George police say five vehicles involved

The busy intersection at Red Hills Parkway and Gateway Drive was the site of another car crash on Friday when a driver attempted to beat a red light, police sources

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126 tickets in 2-week special effort for red light, stop sign running

The effort from March 14-23 involved all law enforcement agencies in Dane County and resulted in 1,761 traffic stops.

22 hours ago·Madison, United States

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Red light campaign issues 126 citations

According to a Dane County Traffic Safety Commission (TSC) April 4 news release, 126 drivers were ticketed for running a red light or stop sign during a two-week crackdown earlier this month involving all law enforcement agencies in Dane County.

19 hours ago·Fitchburg, United States

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The Irvine Police issued 61 tickets during a High Visibility Enforcement operation - New Santa Ana

Yesterday morning, police officers focused their attention on the northern parts of Culver and Jamboree and the areas in between, according to the Irvine Police Department. The officers collected 61 autographs for various violations, including distracted driving and disobeying traffic signs. The officers cited multiple people for running red lights. Picture Courtesy of the Irvine Police Dept. The Irvine Police Department related that they know …

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Nebraska Lawmakers Explore Ways To Stop Red Light Runners And Reduce Highway Harm

Nebraska lawmakers are looking at new ways to improve safety on Nebraska roads. Onramps lead both directions on Interstate 80 from 13th Street on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022, in Omaha. (Rebecca S. Gratz / Nebraska Examiner) State Sen. Wendy DeBoer of Bennington.(Zach Wendling / Nebraska Examiner) By Cindy GonzalezNebraska ExaminerLINCOLN — Nebraska lawmakers are considering high-tech tools and new civil sanctions to make roads safer, including automa…

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