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MHP to target high-risk traffic violations

By Malaysia McCoy,

25 days ago

JACKSON, Miss. ( WJTV ) – Officials with the Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) said troopers will increase enforcement in Central Mississippi.

According to MHP Troop C, troopers will target high-risk traffic violations that have led to numerous crashes and fatalities in the area.

Drivers should anticipate more troopers on state highways.

“We urge the public to prioritize safety by following traffic regulations, wearing seatbelts, avoiding texting while driving, and abstaining from driving under the influence,” officials said.

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Bankai

24d ago

then they should start ticketing each other, they drive more reckless than any of us

Rob Kraft

24d ago

Add: TEXTING WHILE DRIVING TO YOUR LIST PLEASE.

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