Ottawa police kept busy issuing tickets on holiday weekend as part of traffic-enforcement campaign

Ottawa police issued 425 tickets as part of Operation Impact between last Friday and Monday.

Police announced Wednesday that front-line patrol officers, neighbourhood resource officers and traffic services unit members issued 425 provincial offence notices between last Friday and Monday. The traffic enforcement was part of the National Operation Impact public awareness campaign about “the main causes of death and injury on Canadian roadways,” a media release stated.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Ottawa SUN, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.

• One was a repeat offender, while one was in a bus lane watching video while driving 102 km/h in a 60 zone.• One driver under suspension was clocked at 157 km/h in an 80 zone; that vehicle was impounded for 45 days. Police also issued offence notices for: documents infractions, 87; disobeying signs, 40; plate infractions, 30; other violations, 30; cellphone use, 30; red/amber light infractions, 21; equipment, 17; seatbelts, 15; changing lanes unsafely, 9; careless driving, 6; being unlicensed, 6; tow truck infractions, 4; window tints, 4; noise/muffler, 3; G1 infractions, 3; Liquor Licence & Control Act infractions, 2; Cannabis Act infraction, 1.

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