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During enhanced traffic enforcement through our Enhanced Law Enforcement Engagement (ELEE) program, members of our motor unit had a dangerously close call with a reckless driver in his mid-teens. When you're behind the wheel, drive like someone’s life depends on it, because it does! For this teen driver, his... show more

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that is not a "White" male. This guy is Hispanic

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What are y’all doing tucked up against the wall on 275? That stuff causes more brake checks, oh sht!, gee what’s going, fn up the flow moments for everybody. Puts you in danger too. Yall shouldn’t be out there unless there’s a specific problem/situation or it’s night hours.

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Speeder maids.

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YALL ARE NEVER CATCHING ME

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When my kids started driving I told them no driving on the interstate until you pass one year of successful driving on the street. It works. No problems so far.

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Volusia Sheriff

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This is exactly why reckless e-bike riding is a serious public safety concern. A juvenile rider chose to flee from deputies through a residential neighborhood, reaching speeds and taking risks that endangered everyone nearby. Riding carelessly, the rider narrowly avoided crashing into a fence that could have resulted in serious injury. Too often, riders treat e-bikes like toys. They are not. E-bikes can travel at high speeds and, when operated recklessly, become a danger to pedestrians, motorists, and the riders themselves. If a deputy attempts to stop you, stop. Running from law enforcement is not a game, and it is not without consequences. Intentionally fleeing from deputies can result in felony eluding charges or other criminal and traffic offenses. Our deputies are committed to keeping our neighborhoods safe and safety is a shared responsibility. Parents, know where your children are riding and talk with them about following traffic laws and respecting law enforcement. One poor decision can change a life forever. Ride responsibly.

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Shared by - Nirmeet I’m a resident of Mumbai currently based in Pune. I travel a lot on the Mumbai-Pune expressway and encounter many rash drivers, especially at night. I was travelling in a cab to Mumbai on 30th Oct at around 9pm when I noticed that the driver slowed down the car very abruptly, it was because of the driver of this red i10 who was visibly drunk. He was swerving lanes and almost crashed into us and another car. When we overtook him, he started driving even more dangerously and came ahead of our car started showing the finger and almost made us come to a halt. Luckily there wasn’t much traffic on that stretch of road and our driver was quite aware so we could get away from him. But his driving was highly dangerous and reckless. I hope you show this on your channel to make people aware of drunk drivers like him. #driveresponsibly

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It was just after 1 p.m. on Tuesday when the first call came in saying a man was driving recklessly and yelling at people near 20thand Broadway. It only got worse. Another call came in saying the driver had struck another car with his vehicle and left the scene. A caller said the driver could be seen drinking from a beer bottle while driving. As officers searched the area, a call came in saying the car was on the bike path and had almost hit a cyclist. Thankfully Officer Baddley spotted the vehicle a short time later on Baseline Road and coordinated with Officer West to safely stop the driver from going anywhere else. Officers could smell alcohol on the driver, and his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. He was arrested and booked into the jail on two misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence, misdemeanor hit and run, misdemeanor reckless driving, resisting arrest, failure to present evidence of insurance, and felony vehicular eluding. As in every criminal case, suspects are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty. We’re glad this incident didn’t have a worse outcome as it easily could have. There’s no excuse to drive impaired. You risk the lives of yourself and everyone around you. Our officers have stepped up their efforts to find impaired drivers and have made more DUI arrests so far this year than previous years due to a variety of factors. It’s sad that one of those factors is that some people think it’s okay to drink and drive. It. Is. Not. We will find and arrest you.

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Boulder Police Dept.

15,492 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

In a decisive move to maintain order on Lagos roads, LASTMA has stepped up enforcement against illegal parking and road obstructions in notorious traffic hotspots like Idumota, Ijora, Oyingbo, and Adeniji Adele. Several commercial and private vehicles were impounded as operatives tackled reckless driving, one-way violations (particularly on Carter bridge), and makeshift garages disrupting traffic flow. This operation reflects LASTMA’s commitment to restoring order on our roads. The crackdown continues, indiscriminate parking and lawlessness will no longer be tolerated in Lagos. Our goal remains clear: safe, free-flowing roads for all. Babajide Sanwo-Olu

In a decisive move to maintain order on Lagos roads, LASTMA has stepped up enforcement against illegal parking and road obstructions in notorious traffic hotspots like Idumota, Ijora, Oyingbo, and Adeniji Adele. Several commercial and private vehicles were impounded as operatives tackled reckless driving, one-way violations (particularly on Carter bridge), and makeshift garages disrupting traffic flow. This operation reflects LASTMA’s commitment to restoring order on our roads. The crackdown continues, indiscriminate parking and lawlessness will no longer be tolerated in Lagos. Our goal remains clear: safe, free-flowing roads for all. Babajide Sanwo-Olu

Sola Giwa

15,580 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

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🚨 HUNDREDS SHUT DOWN FLORIDA INTERSTATE FOR ILLEGAL STREET TAKEOVER A wild scene unfolded on a Florida interstate as authorities say hundreds of drivers participated in an illegal street takeover. Cars blocked lanes. Burnouts in the middle of the highway. Chaos until troopers arrived. When police closed in, one green BMW took off and led a chase that hit 140 miles per hour. The 25-year-old driver and his three passengers were arrested. The driver now faces felony charges. Another reckless street takeover ended with serious consequences.

Gunther Eagleman™

232,618 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

POTHOLES EVERYWHERE! Every thud of your wheel in a pothole is a reminder of how far Victoria has fallen. Victoria’s pothole epidemic is a consequence of what happens when a state runs out of money. With over $200 billion in debt, Victoria has simply squandered the resources it needs to keep our roads safe and our essential services operating to protect our community. It does not need to be this way – we need leaders with a plan to fix our roads and get out of the hole we are in as a state. Join us and support our work.

POTHOLES EVERYWHERE! Every thud of your wheel in a pothole is a reminder of how far Victoria has fallen. Victoria’s pothole epidemic is a consequence of what happens when a state runs out of money. With over $200 billion in debt, Victoria has simply squandered the resources it needs to keep our roads safe and our essential services operating to protect our community. It does not need to be this way – we need leaders with a plan to fix our roads and get out of the hole we are in as a state. Join us and support our work.

FixVictoria

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