The Bermuda police service Reporting they were kept them extremely busy overnight. In a statement release by police media relations department stating 75 tickets issued overnight read in the press release below:
Between 4:00 p.m. yesterday and 7:00 a.m. today, officers issued 75 tickets. The vast majority of those, sixty, were for speeding.
One person was clocked at ninety two, kilometers per hour.
If that wasn’t troubling enough, there were also two arrests for impaired driving.
As announced by Commissioner Simons, our teams will be maintaining a high visibility presence on the roads: “The public will see enhanced traffic enforcement. Our deployments will be guided by collision information and public complaints so that we can focus our activity where the risk is greatest.”
“We will target the behaviours most likely to lead to death and serious injury.”
Speeding.
Impaired driving.
Dangerous and careless driving.
Cellphone use.
Unsafe overtaking.
Failure to wear seatbelts and protective helmets.
Unlicensed, uninsured and unroadworthy vehicles.
Driving while disqualified and other serious moving violations.
“Slow down.Put the phone away.Wear your helmet and seatbelt. Do not overtake dangerously. Do not drive or ride impaired. And do not allow someone you care about to do so.”
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