Police targeting Geraldton roads tomorrow
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Geraldton police will use speed cameras, set up random breath testing units and increase patrols tomorrow in a bid to penalise motorists behaving badly.
The operation will be confined to the suburb of Geraldton and start at 7am through to midnight.
Unsafe road-user behaviours targeted include speeding, drink-driving, drug impairment, phone use and failure to wear restraints.
Police say the operation is a local commitment aimed at addressing WA road fatalities. According to the Road Safety Commission, approximately a quarter of the 161 people killed in crashes on WA roads last year were in alcohol-related crashes.
About a third of the total people killed were in speed-related crashes.
Police advise motorists to drive to the conditions, plan breaks during long drives and obey road rules.
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