No impaired drivers found after 530 vehicles checked in RIDE program

A Windsor police R.I.D.E program in Windsor, Ont., on Friday, Nov.24, 2017. (Courtesy Windsor police)

Windsor police say there were no impaired drivers found in a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere program.

Members of the Traffic Enforcement Unit conducted the RIDE initiative at locations in Windsor on Tuesday.

Last night, members of our Traffic Enforcement Unit conducted a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) program at locations in Windsor.

A total of 530 vehicles were checked, with one roadside test conducted and zero impairments detected.

Members also issued 53… pic.twitter.com/0cOQmUdLQb

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A total of 530 vehicles were checked, with one roadside test conducted and zero impairments detected. Members also issued 53 enforcement actions for offences including speeding, suspended driving, and stunt driving.