The City of Crossville Police Department, working in conjunction with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, will be participating in a Cumberland County Region Crack-Down on impaired driving event by conducting sobriety checkpoints on 1/1/2018, beginning at 6pm and continuing through 3am.
During this time period, the Crossville Police Department will be conducting Sobriety Checkpoints in the areas of Lantana Rd, Peavine Rd and U.S. HWY 127, in an effort to put an end to impaired driving. Please use caution when driving in these areas. Do not approach checkpoints with your high-beam headlights on, and always slow down when approaching the checkpoint areas. Please help us keep the roadways safe for everyone, buckle up and don’t drink and drive.
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Friday, December 15, 2017
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Impaired Driver Crack Down Planned by Crossville PD for New Year's Eve.
The City of Crossville Police Department, working in conjunction with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, will be participating in a Cumberland County Region Crack-Down on impaired driving event on December 31/2017, from 2pm to midnight.
During this time period, the Crossville Police Department will be increasing our DUI traffic enforcement efforts by saturating the streets of Crossville, in an effort to put an end to impaired driving, by targeting impaired drivers. Please help us keep the roadways safe for everyone, buckle up and don’t drink and drive
The City of Crossville Police Department, working in conjunction with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, will also be participating in the 2017 THSO Holiday Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign from 12/13/17 – 12/31/17.
During this period the Crossville Police Department will be increasing our traffic enforcement efforts in order to keep everyone safe through their holiday travels. The enforcement will target impaired drivers, but officers will also be on the lookout for any unrestrained drivers and occupants, especially children. Please help us keep the holidays happy and safe for everyone, buckle up and don’t drink and drive.
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