Crime & Safety

Police Seek Route 59 Traffic Violators Wednesday

A number of law enforcement agencies will be participating in the the increased patrols of Route 59 from Will County to Cook County.

Buckle up, keep your eyes on the road and your speed in check if you are travelling on Route 59 Wednesday.

The along with several other police and law enforcement agencies will be patrolling the Route 59 corridor from Will County to Cook County seeking out traffic violators, the Naperville Police Department said. 

The initiative is meant to increase safety for those using Route 59, which will include traffic enforcement and education, according to the department. Police will be looking for speed, seat belt and other traffic violations.

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Along with the Naperville Police Department, the Illinois State Police, Plainfield, Shorewood, Aurora, Warrenville, West Chicago, Bartlett and Streamwood police departments will be participating in the Route 59 patrols.


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