Saskatoon police issued 248 tickets during its Selective Traffic Enforcement Program on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
The two-day program took place at several places around Saskatoon, focused on catching impaired driving, distracted driving, seat-belt use, speeding, unlicensed driving/vehicle registration, and vehicle equipment regulations.
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Police also issued 110 warning, six inspection tickets and three roadside alcohol and drug suspensions.
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