SURREY – During Thursday’s (November 27th) one day traffic education and enforcement campaign, Project Swoop, the Surrey and White Rock RCMP along with the Fraser Valley Integrated Road Safety Unit (IRSU) issued over 70 violation tickets for a number of speeding and high risk driving behaviours. Speeding was by far the most ticketed infraction followed by seatbelts and distracted driving.
The campaign took place at various high collision locations throughout Surrey and White Rock and included a number of officers, volunteers, and auxiliaries from the Surrey and White Rock RCMP, CN Rail Police, ICBC Road Safety Team, and Surrey Crime Prevention Society.
For more information on road safety and the consequences of high-risk driving, please visit ICBC’s website. Additional road safety tips can also be found on the Protect Yourself section of the Surrey RCMP website.
Surrey RCMP’s Traffic Services enforcement teams will be involved in various safe driving and counter-attack initiatives throughout the city this winter.
