The West Region OPP responded to 46 intersection-related crashes last week, and five of them were in Oxford County.
OXFORD - West Region OPP officers laid over 350 charges and issued over 120 warnings during the Stop, Look and Live campaign.
Officers kept a close eye out for high risk behaviours from Monday, June 15th to Sunday, June 21st. This included drivers failing to yield the right of way and not stopping for stop signs, red lights and amber lights.
They also responded to 46 intersection-related crashes throughout the campaign. Thirty of them caused property damage, 15 of them resulted in injuries, and one of them caused a death.
Here is Oxford County, OPP officers laid 15 charges and issued 20 warnings throughout the campaign. They also responded to five crashes at local intersections.

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