LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Nevada Highway Patrol, a division of the Nevada State Police, is taking part in two Joining Forces campaigns with law enforcement agencies statewide.
The pedestrian safety campaign runs Oct. 10-31, and the “Click It or Ticket” seat belt enforcement campaign runs Nov. 9-30.
Pedestrian safety campaign, Oct. 10-31
The Nevada State Police Highway Patrol Division has joined law enforcement partners statewide for the Joining Forces pedestrian safety campaign. It runs through Oct. 31.
The campaign will focus on highly visible enforcement and public education aimed at reducing roadway incidents involving pedestrians and improving pedestrian and roadway safety across Nevada.
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The Highway Patrol Division said it remains dedicated to reducing roadway injuries and fatalities to zero by promoting safe pedestrian and motorist behaviors.
The Zero Fatalities Nevada program reminds drivers that “every time you choose to get behind the wheel, lives are in your hands.” Pedestrians are reminded to use designated crosswalks, avoid distractions such as cell phones, make eye contact with drivers and look both ways before crossing.
More information about pedestrian safety, safe driving and the Zero Fatalities goal is available at www.zerofatalitiesnv.com/watch-out-for-each-other/.
‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign, Nov. 9-30
The Nov. 9-30 “Click It or Ticket” campaign aims to increase law enforcement participation by coordinating highly visible patrols across Nevada. The patrols are intended to educate the motoring public about seat belts and their significance during a vehicle crash.
The Nevada Highway Patrol said it remains dedicated to bringing the number of fatalities on Nevada roadways to zero by increasing public awareness about the dangers of speeding, driving unrestrained, impaired driving, reckless driving and more.
More information about safe driving and the Nevada Zero Fatalities goal is available at www.ZeroFatalitiesNV.com.
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