A "high intensity enforcement project" by the Indiana State Police led to 59 total out of service orders for truck drivers and semi trucks. The blitz occurred between September 22nd and September 24th and was intended to target violent crime and aggressive driving.
A "high intensity enforcement project" by the Indiana State Police led to 59 total out of service orders for truck drivers and semi trucks.
The blitz occurred between September 22nd and September 24th and was intended to target violent crime and aggressive driving.
A total of 62 people were arrested and 989 citations were issued.
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A "high intensity enforcement project" by the Indiana State Police led to 59 total out of service orders for truck drivers and semi trucks. The blitz occurred between September 22nd and September 24th and was intended to target violent crime and aggressive driving. A total of 62 people were arrested and 989 citations were issued.
A total of 62 people were arrested and 989 citations were issued.
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