The Altadena Area Office of the California Highway Patrol (CHP) will conduct a special enforcement campaign on Saturday, July 30, 2011, on State Route 2 (Angeles Crest Highway), within the County of Los Angeles. The California Highway Patrol will be using grant-funded resources from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) to provide an enhanced presence on the Angeles Crest Highway in an effort to reduce motorcycle-involved fatalities and injuries.
This scenic drive attracts all types of motorists, including a special appeal to motorcycle enthusiasts of all calibers. Unfortunately, the Angeles Crest Highway has become known for its disproportionately high rate of motorcycle collisions resulting in fatal injuries. Between 2007-2009, there were 10 motorcycle-involved fatalities and 195 injuries on the corridor.
“In keeping with the Highway Patrol’s departmental goals to ensure the highest level of safety, service and security, our officers will be out in full force this weekend patrolling the Angeles Crest Highway providing additional enforcement,” said Captain Bill Dance, the Altadena Area Commander.
from the California Highway Patrol
This scenic drive attracts all types of motorists, including a special appeal to motorcycle enthusiasts of all calibers. Unfortunately, the Angeles Crest Highway has become known for its disproportionately high rate of motorcycle collisions resulting in fatal injuries. Between 2007-2009, there were 10 motorcycle-involved fatalities and 195 injuries on the corridor.
“In keeping with the Highway Patrol’s departmental goals to ensure the highest level of safety, service and security, our officers will be out in full force this weekend patrolling the Angeles Crest Highway providing additional enforcement,” said Captain Bill Dance, the Altadena Area Commander.