A back-to-school road safety blitz conducted by Brantford Police during the month of September resulted in 61 charges being laid.
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Of those, 32 charges involved speeding while one motorist was charged with using a cell phone while driving, and two for stop sign violations.
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Additionally, 26 charges were laid for moving violations and missing vehicle documentation.
“With children back to school, and an increase of motorists on our roadways, BPS continues to urge motorists and pedestrians to commute safely, free from distractions,” said a press release from Brantford Police. “(Motorists should) continue to use extra caution when traveling through residential areas, school zones and along bus routes.
“Please slow down and be alert for children traveling to and from school Community safety is a shared responsibility.”
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