By | February 27, 2024

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RACINE COUNTY, Wisconsin – Special Traffic Enforcement Patrols Scheduled

The Wisconsin State Patrol Southeast Region has announced that special traffic enforcement patrols will be conducted in Racine County on Wednesday, Feb. 28. This initiative is part of a concerted effort to crack down on risky driving behaviors that often result in serious injury and fatal crashes.

Utilizing crash data from WisDOT’s Community Maps program, the Wisconsin State Patrol has identified specific areas in Racine County as hot spots for traffic incidents. By focusing on these high-risk zones, the goal is to enhance enforcement and education to prevent future accidents, injuries, and fatalities.

Driving Safety Tips to Avoid Crashes and Injuries

To promote safe driving practices and reduce the likelihood of accidents, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation offers the following tips for motorists:

  • Don’t speed: Speeding increases the severity of crashes.
  • Drive sober: Alcohol and drugs impair reaction times and concentration.
  • Buckle up: Wearing a seat belt significantly reduces the risk of injury in a collision.
  • Ensure children are secured in appropriate safety seats.
  • Put the phone down: Distracted driving is a leading cause of accidents.
  • Drive courteously: Encouraging courteous driving behavior can promote safer roads for everyone.

These safety tips are essential for all drivers to follow to help maintain road safety and prevent avoidable accidents.

Collaboration with Law Enforcement Agencies

The special traffic enforcement patrols in Racine County will be conducted in partnership with various law enforcement agencies, including the Racine County Sheriff’s Office, the Town of Waterford Police Department, the Town of Norway Police Department, the City of Racine Police Department, and the City of Burlington Police Department. By working together, these agencies aim to increase visibility and enforcement efforts on the roads to ensure the safety of all motorists.

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