Staff Report / StCharles

The St. Charles Police Department has issued a reminder about the importance of staying focused while driving to ensure roadway safety. Distracted driving is identified as one of the leading causes of serious injury and fatal crashes in the St. Louis area, accounting for nine percent of such incidents.

The police department encourages community members to share their tips on how to maintain focus while driving. For further information on safe driving practices, individuals can visit ewgateway.org/gtsr.

Source: St. Charles Police Department

Source Type: Police

Source Location:

St Charles, MO

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