Police seize multiple mopeds driving illegally in downtown crossing

Police Seize Multiple Mopeds Driving Illegally in Downtown Crossing

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July 18, 2024
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BOSTON, MA – On Monday, Officers from District A-1 of the Boston Police Department conducted a targeted moped and motorcycle enforcement operation in Downtown Crossing, seizing nine mopeds due to various motor vehicle law violations. The operation took place at approximately 5:17 PM near Franklin St. and Washington St.

The enforcement focused on the pedestrian zone of Washington St., where motor vehicles are prohibited. Officers were deployed on foot to ensure compliance with this regulation. During the operation, officers issued multiple verbal warnings and Massachusetts Uniform Citations. Additionally, one operator received a summons for various infractions.

The Boston Police Department emphasizes that the Downtown Crossing area is strictly for pedestrian use to promote safety and enjoyment for all visitors. They remind the public that no vehicles are allowed in this zone.

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