Headlines 23 April 2012

Georgetown highway patrol post to conduct 'Problem Behavior Initiative'

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Every day, troopers go out on patrol looking for traffic violations that  have been shown to cause crashes which result in serious injury or even death.
 
The Georgetown Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol will be conducting a Problem Behavior Initiative to specifically address failure to yield violations. This effort will start May 1 and run through May 15. It will be conducted in both Brown and Adams counties, with a concentration on SR 32.   

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Failure to yield enforcement is the post's primary goal; however, aggressive driving habits such as speed and following too closely will be targeted as well.  
 
For additional information please visit www.state.oh.us/ohiostatepatrol.  Here you can find state traffic laws and crash statistics for each county in Ohio.

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