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York Regional Police Sgt. Aaron Sidenberg calls in another sighting as media joined police in action as they nabbed distracted drivers while peering out the windows of public transit buses. Police also unveiled signs, to be featured on select buses in York Region, meant to remind drivers they are being watched.
Police on a bus: ’Put down that phone’ KIM ZARZOUR kzarzour@yrmg.com Ever feel like you’re being watched? You should, because you are. York Regional Police wants you to know that officers have
their eyes on you when you’re on the road - and even when you think you can’t be seen, they see. That little trick you do, when you tap at your cellphone between your knees, below the steering wheel? They’re onto you.
Hiding the phone under your thigh? They’re onto that, too, and you can thank public transit buses, towering above your car in the next lane, for revealing your secret. York police’s new campaign
"We’re on board; are you?" was launched this week with a unique "bus ride-along". Media was invited to tag along April 13 aboard one of their newly-"wrapped" buses displaying
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