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Crash responders — EMTs, firefighters, law enforcement, tow truck drivers — risk their lives every day to help others after a crash. All they ask in return? That you move over and slow down when you see their flashing lights.
See that child cross the street? It takes a second — and it can change lives forever. Nationally, 17% of kids killed in traffic crashes are pedestrians. Prioritize safety, slow down, stay alert and stop for pedestrians every time.
Wheels and a motor? Then the only way to drive is sober — and if it has a seat belt, buckle up!
End this hunting season with that 10-point buck, not with a DWI.
Driver sober or get pulled over.
Ride in a Class 2 ATV that has a seat belt without wearing it on or near public roads and you could get a ticket. The math is simple: If it has a seat belt, use it and save some money — and possibly a life.
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Going to a big Halloween party? Don’t be haunted by your choices. Plan a sober ride before you go out. Remember, if you feel different you drive different — whether it’s alcohol or any other intoxicating substance.
Costumes can make it hard to see and darkness adds to the risk. Drivers: Slow down, stay alert and make sure you’re watching in case one of them dashes across the street. Because the best treat of all is making it home safe.
New driver on the road? Remember, someone out there cares about you. Stay focused behind the wheel, avoid distractions and drive safely so you can get home to them.
Seat belts save lives. The crash stats and personal stories prove it. Sadly, in just one week, law enforcement statewide still cited more than 1,000 drivers and passengers for not buckling up or securing a child. https://t.co/9h5MxTYrdy
Have celebrations planned over the weekend? If you’re drinking, then the most important part of any party is the sober ride home. Drive sober or you will be pulled over.
It’s homecoming season! That means lots of teens will be going out for a slice after the game with friends. Remember when you’re driving: the road — not your snack — is your No. 1 priority.
Focus on the road and make it home safely.
“Nobody I’ve ever stopped set out to drive impaired.” — Sgt. Moore, St. Paul PD
Officers offered breathalyzers & talked about the dangers of impaired driving at Holman’s Table for the @Current Happy Hour. Drive sober. Drive smart. Learn more: https://t.co/DbQcVE1nRq
One choice can change a life forever. Trish Wehling lost her daughter, Jordan, to a drunk driver. In this WCCO interview with State Trooper Gus Culbeaux and MADD Minnesota, she shares steps we can all take to prevent impaired driving.
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With students back in school, you’ll see more buses on the road. Always stop when the stop arm is out and lights are flashing — it’s the law and saves lives. Kids may be crossing where you can’t see them. Stop for the bus every time!
A mother’s message: “The car doesn’t move until you’re buckled.”
Honor Morgan. Buckle up every ride, every time.
Get your car seat checked on Child Passenger Safety Week.
Extra seat belt enforcement is on Minnesota roads.
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Pop quiz! What does it mean when a school bus has its stop arm extended and red lights flashing?
Answer:
1. It means stop at least 20 feet from the bus.
2. Children may be crossing, even if you don’t see them right away.
Always stop. Every time. Let’s keep our kids safe!
Most Minnesotans buckle up.
The other 4.8 percent? Troopers, deputies and officers are on the lookout for you. Extra law enforcement will be on Minnesota roads the last week of September to remind drivers to click it or ticket.
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Jennifer Starkson knows her daughter’s commitment to car seats saved her three granddaughters’ lives in a crash.
Today, she urged the 4.8 percent of Minnesotans that still don’t buckle up to wear a seat belt. Don’t risk your life, others’ lives, or a ticket.
So far this year, 13 fatal crashes have occurred in Scott County — the same as all of 2022. Today, law enforcement in Scott, Carver & Hennepin counties are targeting dangerous drivers. Slow down, pay attention & help everyone get home safe.