Feds Finance 16 Hours of Crystal Lake Police Looking for Cell Phone Drivers

From Crystal Lake Police:

Crystal Lake Police Department announces distracted driving enforcement results

Crystal Lake, IL – The Crystal Lake Police Department announced it issued

  • 12 hands-free law violations and
  • 12 other traffic citations

during approximately 16 hours of additional traffic enforcement efforts for the April distracted driving enforcement period.

Included in the 12 other citations were violations of

  • speeding, seat belt requirements, and
  • operation of uninsured motor vehicles.

One motorist was arrested for possession of a fictitious or altered
driver’s license.

Distracted Driving Awareness Month allowed the Crystal Lake Police Department to bring a heightened awareness to stop motorists from engaging in this deadly behavior. The Crystal Lake Police Department joined forces with state and local law enforcement and highway safety partners for this enforcement effort.

Using your phone in anything other than hands-free mode in Illinois is not only dangerous, but also illegal.

Break the cycle. Drop it and drive.

The Illinois distracted driving campaign was made possible by federal traffic safety funds administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation.


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Feds Finance 16 Hours of Crystal Lake Police Looking for Cell Phone Drivers — 2 Comments

  1. A driver can still get distracted with a hands-free phone in car during a very intense conversation.

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