From staff reports
The Oil City Police Department announced that it will join the Pennsylvania State Police and over 235 municipal agencies in conducting the second targeted aggressive-driving enforcement wave from March 19 to April 29.
The second wave will aim to reduce the number of aggressive driving related crashes, injuries and deaths on roadways throughout the state. Any aggressive driver stopped by police will receive a citation.
Municipal police agencies that participated in last year’s campaign wrote 44,610 aggressive driving related citations, including 27,017 for speeding. Failing to stop for red lights and stop signs resulted in 2,493 citations.
The aggressive driving enforcement is part of the Pennsylvania Aggressive Driving and Enforcement and Education Project and is funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
