Wellington County OPP say 12 drivers were charged with not wearing their seat belt over the Easter long weekend.
The province-wide campaign saw over 1,000 unbuckled drivers and passengers charged in Ontario, which is actually down by about 500 from last year’s long weekend campaign.
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A seat belt fine comes with a $240 fine and includes two demerit points.
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The OPP said they laid over 10,200 driving-related charges across the province between Friday and Monday.
In Wellington County, police laid 151 speeding charges, three impaired driving charges, three distracted driving charges and 12 stunt driving charges.
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Officers also charged 12 drivers for failing to move over for an emergency vehicle.
OPP said zero fatalities were reported on roads they patrol over the weekend.
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