Provincial police laid 13 charges in 2 hours on the 403
Provincial police going after drivers who don't move over for emergency vehicles.
They did a "mini-blitz" on Highway 403 in the Brant County area.
Police laid 13 charges within two hours Monday night, as a part of ongoing efforts to increase awareness of Ontario's Move Over Law.
The charges included driving while under suspension, failing to move into another lane for an emergency vehicle or tow truck, and failing to produce a permit.
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