Crime & Safety
West Windsor Police Part Of New Mercer County Traffic Safety Crackdown
West Windsor drivers should know about a new countywide initiative targeting dangerous driving and serious crashes.
WEST WINDSOR, NJ — West Windsor police are among the Mercer County law enforcement agencies participating in a new traffic safety initiative aimed at reducing deadly and serious crashes.
The ACED Task Force Initiative, short for Awareness & Community Education for Drivers, was announced Monday by Mercer County Prosecutor Janetta D. Marbrey.
As Patch previously reported, the initiative brings together every municipal police department in Mercer County, along with county and state law enforcement agencies.
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The first phase begins Thursday, Oct. 22, along Routes 29 and 129 in Trenton, with enforcement continuing countywide throughout the year.
Officers will target speeding, impaired driving, distracted driving and other dangerous behaviors.
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The initiative will include speed enforcement, DUI checkpoints and coordinated patrols.
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