Windsor St. Patrick's Day RIDE programs. (Photo by Windsor Police). Windsor police kept a close eye on drivers during a roadside blitz on St. Patrick's Day.
It is reported that the police service's Traffic Enforcement Unit held RIDE programs during the festivities on Saturday at several different locations in the city.
Police say 1148 vehicles were checked in total, resulting in four three-day licence suspensions, one impaired driving arrest, 11 roadside tests, and 22 tickets.
Everyone wearing blue will receive $1 off their ticket.
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