Drive Safe, The West Hartford PD Is Watching

West Hartford Police Department

WEST HARTFORD, CT — If you're driving through West Hartford, it would be a good idea to follow the rules of the road.

The West Hartford Police Department is watching.

On Wednesday, Aug. 20, the West Hartford Police Department conducted a selective traffic enforcement detail that focused on stop sign violations and cell phone use while driving.

The enforcement operation took place at the following locations:

• Mohegan/Seminole Circle

• South Main Street and New Britain Avenue

• Memorial Road and Isham Road

• Farmington Avenue near the Reservoir

As a result, the WHPD released the following statistics associated with the initiative:

• 51 Motor Vehicle Stops

• 42 Infractions Issued

• 9 Written Warnings

• 1 Verbal Warning

• 1 Vehicle Towed

"This operation involved four officers and reflects our ongoing commitment to keeping West Hartford’s roads safe," wrote the WHPD. "Please remember: staying off your phone and obeying stop signs saves lives."

The town is amidst its ongoing 'Vision Zero' traffic/pedestrian safety campaign, which is marked with a series of traffic improvements, public service announcements, and police enforcement.

For more information on West Hartford's 'Vision Zero' program, click on this link.

For more information on Wednesday's WHPD enforcement detail, click on this link.