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22 Citations Issued During Motorcycle Safety Enforcement Operation

For Immediate Release

Post Date:07/15/2020 8:00 AM

Media Contact:  Sgt. Hauptmann
Office: 818-937-8888
Cell: 818-299-1565
Email: GPDPIO@Glendaleca.gov

22 Citations Issued During Motorcycle Safety Enforcement Operation

Glendale Police Department cited 22 drivers and riders while conducting a motorcycle safety enforcement operation July 12, 2020.

The 22 drivers were cited for violations including speeding, running a red light and other vehicle code violations that put road users at risk.

The motorcycle safety enforcement operation is aimed at protecting the public by looking for violations made by drivers and riders that make roads dangerous and unsafe.

“Motorcycles can be hard to spot, so it is important to always look twice for them before changing lanes,” Glendale Police Department’s Sergeant Scott Byrne said. “Riders should also make themselves visible, so drivers know they are there.”

To help protect you and your family, drivers are reminded to always check twice for motorcycles in mirrors and blind spots, keep a safe distance and speed, and use signals when turning or changing lanes. Riders are encouraged to always wear a DOT compliant helmet and protective gear, as well as signal well in advance of changing lanes.

Funding for this program was provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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