during 20,000 people were fined for speeding, drunk driving, and other offenses during Thanksgiving weekend, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The CHP conducted a maximum enforcement session throughout the holiday. By focusing on lawbreakers, the initiative aims to ensure the safety of all Californians. More than 21,000 citations or arrests were among the statewide results of maximum enforcement that the department announced on Monday.
Maximum enforcement results
1,113 DUI arrestsCitations for Speeding: 17,516852 seatbelt violationsCitations for Distracted Driving: 1,871Additional References: 9,324
Let’s continue to make smart decisions, even when there isn’t a Maximum Enforcement Period: drive sober, stay focused, obey speed limits, and always strap up, CHP stated.
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