SASKATOON – Have an obscured licence plate? It could set you back $150.
Saskatoon police will be looking for drivers whose licence plates are hard to read. Police officials say plates need to be legible and clear of mud and snow.
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In addition to legible plates, officers in the Bridge City are also taking part in a province-wide initiative. For the month of January, Saskatchewan law enforcement are involved in a traffic spotlight which focuses on intersection infractions.
Based on SGI’s three-year average between 2011-13, almost 40 per cent of crashes in the province happen at intersections. In 2013 alone, 47 people died in these collisions.
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