PHOTO: OPP Cruiser
Huron County OPP have released statistics from Canada Road Safety Week, with speeding being the most common infraction.
The week-long campaign ran from May 14th to the 20th, focusing on “The Big Four”, those being seatbelt compliance, speeding, impaired operation, and distracted driving.
A total of 307 charges were laid, with 208 for speeding.
33 people were charged for failing to wear their seatbelt, while thirteen insurance-related charges were laid.
Five impaired drivers were charged, while three charges each linked to alcohol and cannabis were also laid.
Provincially, The OPP laid close to 14,700 traffic-related charges during Canada Road Safety Week.