If you got a ticket in Woodstock yesterday, don't feel bad you are not alone.
WOODSTOCK - If you got a ticket in Woodstock yesterday, don't feel bad you are not alone.
Officers from St. Thomas, Stratford, London and Aylmer were in the Friendly City for a four County Traffic Initiative. They were stationed all across the City, focusing on speeders, distracted driving and school zones.
During the blitz, officers handed out 41 tickets for the following offences:
- Suspended Driver
- No Insurance
- Fail to stop for stop signs/red lights
- Speeding
- Alcohol readily available to drive
-· No license
- Use plates not authorized
WPS would like to thank St. Thomas, Stratford, London and Aylmer Police Services for joining forces for this traffic initiative to keep the streets of Woodstock safe.

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