PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – Only 10 days after Prince Albert police once again started enforcing school zones, 119 speeding tickets have been issued.
One driver was clocked at 56 km/h over the posted limit in a school zone. The motorist’s vehicle was seized in accordance with new Saskatchewan traffic laws.
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Since the beginning of September, drivers in Prince Albert are required to slow down to 30 km/hr near schools.
Tickets issued under the city bylaw start at $210.
Prince Albert police are reminding drivers that speed restrictions in school zones will continue to be enforced until the end of June.
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