The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) issued 42 vehicle-inspection notices connected to 48 vehicles Thursday, totalling 122 violations to be addressed.
In a release, the SPS said 19 vehicles were placed out-of-service, 13 were sent for further inspections and five were weighed during its Light Vehicle Inspection Project.
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Police said in addition to the inspection enforcement, tickets were issued for offences such as unaccompanied learner driver, suspended driver, failure to complete a pre-trip inspection on a commercial vehicle, failure to produce a license, unregistered vehicle, driving without a license, and vehicle equipment regulations.
Three drivers tested positive for THC and had their licenses suspended and vehicles impounded. Multiple warning were issued under the Tobacco Tax Act and Cannabis Act.
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