The New Hampshire State Police (NHSP) recently held a commercial vehicle enforcement effort that uncovered dozens of violations in response to concerns about highway safety in Greenland.
On November 6, NHSP released results from a joint operation held with the Greenland Police Department (GPD) to address “ongoing concerns and reported issues involving tractor-trailer trucks traveling on Route 33 through the area of Ocean Road in Greenland and causing safety issues in the intersection.”
NHSP Troop G held a detail in the area focused on commercial vehicle compliance, resulting in:
- 21 commercial motor vehicle inspections
- 97 total violations identified
- 26 out-of-service violations
“The violations identified included both New Hampshire state traffic offenses and applicable federal commercial motor vehicle code violations,” troopers said.
Check out some photos of equipment violations discovered during the operation below.
NHSP Troop A held an operation in the area focusing on passenger vehicles and general highway safety, resulting in:
- 29 traffic stops
- 34 warnings issued
- 3 citations issued
- 1 assist provided to members of the Rye Police Department with an arrest of a juvenile for criminal mischief
“The goal of the enforcement initiative was to increase roadway safety, promote compliance with traffic laws, and address unsafe driving behaviors and potential commercial motor vehicle violations,” GPD said.
“Our members will continue to participate in similar efforts to ensure road safety for all residents and visitors of Granite State,” NHSP said.
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