Sarnia police continue to target impaired drivers.
Since October 1, city police have conducted seven RIDE Programs. Over 2,000 vehicles have been stopped, 12 Highway Traffic Act offences have been issued and two 72-hour suspensions.
Constable John Sottosanti says officers want to ensure that everyone has a safe holiday season.
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Penalties for registering a warn for blood alcohol concentration can range from a three day licence suspension and fine for first time offenders, to a 30 day suspension, fine and an ignition interlock system installed in your vehicle for repeat offenders.
Lambton OPP are also conducting RIDE programs during the holiday season.
