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Learn Your Limits program aims to reduce impaired driving

Chisago County Sheriff's Office has a creative program to educate everyone on the dangers of driving while intoxicated and to help them learn just how much is too much to drink.

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Helping you stay safe on Minnesota roads

The Office of Traffic Safety is helping save lives with programs that change dangerous driving behaviors and prevent tragedy on the road. Even one life lost is one too many.

Our education and enforcement efforts form a strong foundation for the Toward Zero Deaths traffic safety program. We work with our traffic safety partners statewide to help you stay safe as you travel on Minnesota roads.

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Law enforcement is watching for dangerous drivers through September

To slow drivers down and save lives, extra law enforcement will be out from May 1 through Sept. 2. Officers, deputies and troopers from nearly 300 agencies statewide will be participating in the extra enforcement.

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State of Minnesota awards nearly $1.3 million for school bus stop arm cameras

More Minnesota school buses will be equipped with an additional tool to help catch reckless drivers who don’t stop when the bus stop arm is extended, and the lights are flashing. The final round of Stop Arm Camera grants is being awarded to 18 school districts and transportation companies, all in an effort to keep students safe.

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