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Hands Across The Border: Troopers Cracking Down For Holiday
August 25, 2013
Troopers from Alabama and Florida will come together Monday and pledge to work together over the Labor Day holiday weekend to ensure drivers are maintaining safe speeds, not drinking and driving and always using their safety belts.
During the “Hands Across the Border” event, troopers from both states will meet at the Alabama Welcome Center on I-10 Monday morning at 9:45 and caravan to the Florida Welcome Center as a sign of mutual support in their efforts to reduce DUI crashes and fatalities during the Labor Day week in both states.
During the next week, law enforcement officers will crack down on unsafe driving through saturation patrols and checkpoints throughout the week.
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