Crime & Safety
Plainfield Police Review Distracted Driving Enforcement
The Plainfield Police Department took time to review its recent distracted driving enforcement campaign.
PLAINFIELD, IL--Plainfield Police Department last month joined many law enforcement agencies across the nation in a push to bring awareness to the dangers of distracted driving. The campaign took place during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which is observed every year in April.
Distracted driving is not only an issue in Plainfield, but also across the nation.
During the campaign, which occurred between April 1 and April 30, the Plainfield Police Department issued:
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195 electronic communication device citations
42 seat belt citations
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4 child car seat citations
1 felony arrest
7 suspended/revoked licenses
27 uninsured motorists
14 speeding citations
3 reckless driving arrests
42 other citations
Plainfield Police intend to continue efforts to discourage the behavior.
Distracted driving enforcement is made possible with federal funds administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation.
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