Brevard County, FL – A new enforcement campaign along I-95 in Brevard County led to 384 traffic citations in just one week, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office. The department shared the update Thursday, warning drivers that this was “the only warning you’re getting.”
According to the Sheriff’s Office, speeding accounted for the majority of violations, with 303 drivers cited. Deputies also issued tickets for seatbelt violations, expired tags, and handheld device use, and made five arrests, including one for aggravated battery.
The operation, part of a traffic safety initiative aimed at reducing crashes and fatalities on I-95, targeted aggressive and distracted driving behaviors. Authorities said drivers should expect similar enforcement activity in the coming weeks as part of a continuing effort to keep the interstate safe.
The Sheriff’s Office emphasized that the campaign’s goal is “to make sure you arrive alive on I-95,” reminding motorists to slow down, move over for emergency vehicles, and avoid using phones while driving.
Motorists traveling through Brevard County can expect continued patrols along I-95 corridors, particularly in high-speed and construction zones.
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