Brevard County, FL – A major traffic enforcement operation on I-95 in Brevard County resulted in 112 total tickets in just one day, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office.
Sheriff Wayne Ivey said the crackdown targeted aggressive and unsafe driving along the busy interstate, where deputies cited 86 drivers for speeding and issued tickets for a range of other violations.
According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies also wrote 10 citations for failing to move over, five for driving with a suspended license, and three for equipment violations. Additional infractions included seatbelt violations, expired tags, and using handheld devices while driving. One driver was cited for careless driving, and another for attempting to flee or elude officers.
The department shared the enforcement results on Facebook Monday, warning drivers that officers will continue high-visibility patrols along I-95. Sheriff Ivey said the message is simple — slow down and drive responsibly or expect a citation.
The post, ending with the caption “This is the only warning you’re getting,” quickly gained attention on social media as residents applauded the effort to make I-95 safer.
Drivers are reminded that Florida’s “Move Over” law requires motorists to switch lanes or slow down for emergency or service vehicles stopped on the roadside.
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