Allentown police click it or ticket campaign underway

Allentown Police Click It or Ticket Campaign Underway

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May 29, 2024
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ALLENTOWN, PA—The Allentown Police Department’s Traffic Unit is actively working with the Pennsylvania State Police and the Highway Safety Network Region 3 on multiple traffic enforcement initiatives aimed at improving road safety in the city.

Today, the collaborative efforts focused on the Aggressive Driving Click it or Ticket initiative along American Parkway. These initiatives are designed to encourage safer driving behaviors, including the enforcement of seat belt use and reducing aggressive driving.

The Allentown Police Department expressed gratitude towards their partners for their support in these efforts to ensure the safety of Allentown residents on local roadways.

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