U.S. DOT and NHTSA Kick Off 5th Annual U Drive. U Text. U Pay. Campaign

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration educates Americans about dangers and cooperates with the state and local police to enforce laws that impede driving distraction to protect our safety.

The activities of the Highway Road Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the public service to Americans suggest that safe driving is not distracting during driving. You may have seen or heard about the announcement of our public services, but we also share stories and tips on Facebook and Twitter to save lives.

NHTSA's efforts in distressed driving and other dangerous driving practices are based on partnership with state and local police. The state has enacted legislation affecting driving diversion, but NHTSA provides the federal government with a region-driven strategy tailored to the specific needs of each country. One of the highlights of this relationship appeared during April's distracted driving consciousness month that called a nationwide advertising campaign and a law enforcement strike as U Drive pairing. U text You pay

Your Legislative Council and the Governor general have enacted laws concerning distracted driving. Today, many countries have enacted legislation prohibiting diversion of driving text messages, telephones and other attention. You can visit our State Law page to learn about your state laws

This partnership is one that BTPD recently participated in the "U Drive, U Text, U Pay" campaign held in April. During enforcement with high visibility, the police focused on the 100-minute patrol time, concentrating on driving enforcement which distracts attention. During 189 car docking, customs officials received 46 cell phones and summons of SMS, 12 speed summons, 8 seat belt summons, 6 suspension driven summons, 1 inattentive driving summons and 83 Other breach of subpoena issued. A total of 156 tickets. In addition, the police arrested the arrest warrant.

NHTSA's efforts in distressed driving and other dangerous driving practices are based on partnership with state and local police. The state has enacted legislation affecting driving diversion, but NHTSA provides the federal government with a region-driven strategy tailored to the specific needs of each country. One of the highlights of this relationship appeared during April's distracted driving consciousness month that called a nationwide advertising campaign and a law enforcement strike as U Drive pairing. U text You pay

For this reason, Burlington Town Police applied for participation in the National Highway Traffic Safety Division in 2017 and dispersed the operation of "U Drive, U Text, U Pay" for the second consecutive year. After the $ 5,500 grant they received, the Burlington Town Police added a 4 hour shift of 25 hours between 1 April and 21 April. With an additional strike, more than 100 drivers were intercepted and over 100 traffic violations occurred. . Sullivan said it is difficult to say whether the violation caused by the activity has undergone a comprehensive change, but according to his observation it represents growth.