That's no construction zone! New york state police issues tickets to move over law violators

That’s No Construction Zone! New York State Police Issues Tickets to Move Over Law Violators

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September 20, 2024

Kirkwood, NY – It’s a trap!

The New York State Police recently conducted an enforcement initiative in an active work zone on I-81 in Kirkwood, resulting in multiple traffic citations.

A notable incident involved an individual stopped for traveling at 82 mph in a clearly marked 55 mph work zone. In total, 44 tickets were issued during the operation, named Operation Hard Hat, which took place while a Department of Transportation crew was performing bridge work.

That's no construction zone! New york state police issues tickets to move over law violators
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The primary focus of the initiative was to enforce speed limits and ensure the safety of workers in the area. The state police urged drivers to slow down and remain attentive in work zones, highlighting the presence of their family members who work along the roadways.

Operation Hard Hat is part of an ongoing effort to increase awareness and safety compliance in construction zones. The New York State Police emphasized the importance of adhering to posted speed limits to protect those working in these environments. For further details and photos from the operation, visit the official New York State Police Facebook page and their website.

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