TACT Enforcement on Rt 70Pennsylvania State Police TACT (Ticketing Aggressive Cars & Trucks) kicked off on Monday, June 8, 2009 at the Claysville Rest Area on US 70. PSP dignitaries from Troop B in Washington and Harrisburg attended the event along with US DOT MCSAP officials. The Ohio Highway Patrol and West Virginia State Police were on hand to support the aggressive driving efforts of the PA State Police. The educational period began on June 8th with Pitt Ohio trucks that carried the “Leave Room for Trucks” message traveling east and westbound on the interstate. Variable message boards were placed at strategic locations along the route from mile marker 11 into Westmoreland County. Targeted enforcement began on Monday, June 15th and will continue until August 7th. |  TACT Electronic Message BoardElectronic Message Board on Interstate 70, westbound, advising passenger and commercial vehicles on beginning date of TACT.  TACT Enforcement on Rt 70TACT Enforcement on US 70  TACT Rt 70 Truck BillboardsBillboards with “Leave Room for Trucks” were strategically placed on US 70  TACT Team Press EventPennsylvania State Police Troop B Commander, Captain Sheldon Epstein, plus Members of the Ohio Highway Patrol and West Virginia State Police and PSP in support of TACT effort. |
