Saturday, October 25, 2025
Advertisement

OPP launches 2024-25 Festive RIDE Campaign

Holiday initiative aims to reduce impaired driving and enhance public safety

SUBMITTED

Officers across the East Region (OPP) will have an increased visibility while participating in the 2024-25 Festive Ride Campaign. Starting November 21, 2024, and continuing until January 01, 2025, members in all detachments will focus on conducting R.I.D.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) checks during the upcoming Holiday Season.

Impaired driving is a leading cause of collisions on our highways, and a threat to public safety in our communities. There are many options to avoid driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs: take a taxi, call a friend, stay over, or have a designated sober driver.

Report impaired drivers by calling 1-888-310-1122 for the Provincial Communication Center (OPP) or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or ontariocrimestoppers.ca.

Advertisement

Hot this week

Series of arrests in Smiths Falls: Impaired driver, robbery and violence charges

9-1-1 call results in arrest of impaired driver On September...

Smiths Falls council delays Code of Conduct sanctions against Coun. Quinn

SMITHS FALLS — A decision on whether to suspend...

Police search underway after breach of intermittent sentence in Smiths Falls

Smiths Falls Police issue warrant for 40-year-old male after...

Smiths Falls Police address crash, bar incident and youth assault in series of responses

SUBMITTED No injuries after collision with hydro pole. Driver facing...

Lanark County author has successful book launch in Perth

Arlene Stafford-Wilson marks her 13th book launch with Lanark...

Shoplifter arrested, wanted person located; Theft, assault and Firearm investigations lead to charges

Smiths Falls Police apprehend multiple suspects during proactive patrols...

Rideau Lakes council issues reprimand to Mayor Arie Hoogenboom

RIDEAU LAKES – Rideau Lakes council has issued a...

Budget season begins in Carleton Place under strong mayor legislation

CARLETON PLACE – Carleton Place council met on Oct....

Smiths Falls welcomes “Sherlock Ohms”

The town’s first fully electric ice resurfacer SMITHS FALLS –...

It doesn’t have to be scary to plan your legacy!

National Estate Planning Awareness Week reminds us to protect...

Province steps in after governance concerns in Rideau Lakes

Rideau Lakes council meetings to be monitored for the...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_img