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Seen here on Water St. this RCMP motorcycle patrol unit has been busy around the Village of Chester lately conducting traffic stops. Most motorists are used to the traditional police cruiser. The motorcycle sometimes works with an unmarked "ghost" car unit to enforce highway safety and motor vehicle laws.
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Aug.29?th, Chester????????????For most of the Summer, the police did not appear to be very busy around the Village in terms of traffic enforcement. Earlier in the season there were smaller cars zipping around the Village at higher speeds than posted and the odd parking violation. Chester Race Week saw the usual heavy police presence mainly monitoring drinking and driving and vandalism threats. CRW appeared to be a fairly tame event from a policing perspective this year.
in the last week or so, the RCMP?s South Shore Traffic services have been busy and visible in the Chester area. Below, we bring you the latest press release from the RCMP telling about their latest efforts in the Chester area.
Drive safe !
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RCMP continue to target motorists not using seatbelts
August 29, 2011, Chester, Nova Scotia . . . Members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) South Shore Traffic Services issued 12 seatbelt tickets on Saturday, August 27th in Chester. In the months of July and August, South Shore Traffic Services unit issued 186 seat belt tickets. ?The RCMP is very concerned with the number of motorists choosing not to wear seatbelts,? says Cst. Jamall Gray with South Shore Traffic Services. ?Not wearing a seatbelt can cost you more than a fine. It could cost you your life.?
RCMP will continue to monitor and enforce seatbelt usage. Motorists found breaking the law should not expect a warning. Fines for not wearing a seatbelt start at $167.71.
Source: http://chesterns.ca/chester-nova-scotia-online-news-weather/?p=3224
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