The Chambersburg Police Department will participate in the national “Click It or Ticket” campaign beginning May 12 and continuing through June 1, targeting unbuckled drivers and passengers, particularly during nighttime hours when fatal crashes involving unbelted occupants are most common.
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Law enforcement officers in Chambersburg will step up efforts to ensure compliance with Pennsylvania’s seat belt laws, which are enforced around the clock. During this initiative, police will pay special attention to seat belt usage during evening patrols. Drivers pulled over for any traffic violation who are also found not wearing a seat belt will face an additional citation and fine under the campaign’s “two tickets, two fines” policy.
Authorities emphasize that buckling up is not only a legal obligation but a critical safety measure. The enforcement period aims to reduce preventable injuries and fatalities by increasing public awareness and compliance with existing laws. The campaign is part of a broader national effort that underscores the dangers of driving unrestrained, particularly at night.
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The Chambersburg Police Department’s participation aligns with law enforcement agencies across the country promoting the message that seat belts save lives. Officials are urging drivers and passengers to buckle up every time, regardless of the time of day or length of the trip. The targeted enforcement campaign is supported by data linking nighttime driving with higher rates of unrestrained crash fatalities, prompting the heightened focus during those hours.
Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from the Chambersburg Police Department via Crimewatch®
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