Buckle Up, Oak Forest

Oak Forest police are stepping up seat belt and child restraint checks this holiday season.

Buckle Up, Oak Forest

Police will step up seat belt and child restraint checks this holiday season.

As usual, you'll want to buckle up—yourselves and the kids—before taking to Oak Forest streets.  Throughout November, Oak Forest police will be watching for seat belt and child restraint violations.  “We want everyone to have a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday,” said Deputy Chief Dominic D’Ambrosio.  “That’s why we’re stepping up our patrols and encouraging people to buckle up while traveling for the holidays.”   Unlike previous campaigns that were paid for in full by the Illinois Department of Transportation’s Division of Traffic Safety, the U.S. Department of Transportation, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, this campaign will be partially funded by the City of Oak Forest.    “Unfortunately, those state and …

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Buckle Up, Sober Up or Get Pulled Over, Police Warn

The Oak Forest Police Department will continue a crackdown on unbuckled drivers and impaired drivers through the Labor Day holiday.

Buckle Up and Sober Up, Oak Forest

The Oak Forest Police Department will begin a crackdown on unbuckled drivers and impaired drivers beginning Aug. 17. The crackdown will run through Labor Day, Sept. 3.

Don't say they didn't warn you. The Oak Forest Police Department, in conjunction with the State's “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Click It or Ticket,” programs, is launching a crackdown on impaired driving and seat belt violations Aug. 17 through Sept. 3. The program will focus on intensified scrutiny of offenses during overnight hours—especially midnight to 3 a.m.—which is the deadliest time on Illinois roadways, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. “The numbers do not lie. We will be stepping up our late-night enforcement efforts along with our daytime enforcement, making sure impaired drivers are off the road and motorists are buckled up,” said Deputy Chief …

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Mike F.

6:19 pm on Friday, August 17, 2012

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