Local law enforcement agencies will be using the power of social media to send a message of positive reinforcement as they try to get people to buckle up.
Tuesday, they teamed up to film a campaign video at Cleveland Browns Stadium in hopes of reaching people where they are with an impactful reminder to buckle up.
In Cuyahoga County in 2022, 64.5% of the 82 fatal automobile crashes involved someone not wearing a seat belt. That's why police officers will strictly enforce seat belt use during the Click It or Ticket mobilization from May 22 to June 4. Research shows that increased enforcement is a powerful tool in getting drivers and passengers in the habit of wearing a seat belt
"Oh, it's so very important. So when you're out there, and you're driving. Be mindful of loud music in your vehicle. Be mindful of any distractions on the cell phone, eating in your vehicle, anything that may take your eyes away from the road," Murphy said."Because, of course, this is motorcycle season, and we have lots of motorcycles on the road, which some of them don't necessarily ride and respect the bike," Murphy said.
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Central Texas woman survives near fatal car crash, joins TxDOT Click It or Ticket campaignSeven years after surviving a car accident, Eden Ganzerla says she is lucky to be alive and is sharting her story as part of TxDOT's Click It or Ticket campaign.
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Texas car crash survivor joins TxDOT Click It or Ticket campaignAfter surviving a car accident, Eden Ganzerla says she is lucky to be alive and is sharing her story.
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TxDOT launches 'Click It or Ticket' campaign - KRLD NewsSeat belts save lives. Wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of dying in a vehicle crash by up to 45%. In spite of this, many Texas drivers and passengers still choose not to use their seat belt. In fact, 1,258 unbuckled drivers and passengers died in 2022, up 2.5% from the year before. Many of these deaths were entirely preventable. With all of this in mind, TxDOT is launching its statewide “Click It or Ticket” campaign. From May 22 through June 4, including Memorial Day Weekend, law enforcement from around the state will be working overtime ticketing motorists who are not buckled up. State law requires that every person in a vehicle be secured by a seat belt whether riding in the front or back seat. Fines and court costs for failing to fasten seat belts can add up to $250 or more. TxDOT’s Kendall Sloan talked with KRLD's John Liddle about the initiative.
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‘They saved our lives’: TxDOT’s ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign launches to promote wearing seatbeltsThe Texas Department of Transportation says that wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of dying in a vehicle crash by up to 45 percent. Despite this, many drivers and passengers still choose not to use their seat belt.
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U.S. Marshals search for fugitive accused of trying to run over Cleveland police officerAnthony Figueroa's last known address is on Cleveland’s West Side; however, he also has ties in the Lorain County area, said the U.S. Marshals.
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