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DPS steps up enforcement for annual distracted driving campaign

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AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will increase patrols beginning this weekend to ensure drivers stay focused and avoid distractions while driving. April 7 through April 14, the Texas Highway Patrol (THP) will conduct its annual Distracted…

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DPS steps up enforcement for annual distracted driving campaign

AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will increase patrols beginning this weekend to ensure drivers stay focused and avoid distractions while driving. April 7 through April 14, the Texas Highway Patrol (THP) will conduct its annual Distracted…

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Distracted Driving leads to accidents

In 2024, distracted driving contributed to more than 91,000 crashes in Texas, leading to more than 370 deaths – all preventable tragedies.

·Paris, United States
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The Oneida Daily DispatchThe Oneida Daily Dispatch

MCSO announces Distracted Driving Enforcement: ‘Put the Phone Away or Pay’

Wampsville, NY – The Madison County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind motorists that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is promoting a “Put the Phone Away or Pay” distracted driving enforcement initiative April 7 thru April 14, 2025. Distracted driving is the leading cause of motor vehicle crashes nationwide. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office will participate in the nationwide effort to reduce distracted driving crashes tha…

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madisondailyleader.commadisondailyleader.com

'Take a second and be safe:' Police chief warns against distracted driving

In observance of April being National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Madison Police Chief Justin Meyer is encouraging residents to put their phones down and stay safe on the road.

·Madison, United States
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The Big Spring Herald broke the news in on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
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