Crime & Safety
Alpharetta Will "Aggressively" Enforce Traffic Laws During July 4 Weekend
The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety will keep a diligent eye on those who drive under the influence or speed during the July 4 holiday weekend.
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The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety announces the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety’s Operation Zero Tolerance campaign is underway in its jurisdiction.
As we celebrate the July 4 holiday period, Alpharetta police "remind motorists to drive sober, drive safely, obey traffic laws and use your seatbelts," the agency said on Thursday.
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Each year across our nation, thousands of motorists lose their lives due to alcohol involved vehicle crashes. Drunken driving victims are not a statistic. They are someone’s family member, relative, friend or child.
During the July 4 weekend, Alpharetta police will be aggressively enforcing traffic laws with a special emphasis placed on those who speed and drive while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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By reducing speed, obeying traffic laws, driving defensively and using a designated driver, citizens greatly increase their chances of having a safe, enjoyable holiday weekend.
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