ORLANDO, FL — If you’re driving in Central Florida, you might want to wear a seat belt, and not just for safety.
Law enforcement across the state is cracking down, as the annual Click it or Ticket campaign is underway in Florida.
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The crackdowns are this week before Memorial Day, which officials expect to be one of the busiest travel weekends in years.
Police will also be checking to see if drivers have children properly restrained in their seats.
Orange County deputies will run their enforcement from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at Orange Blossom Trail and Holden Avenue.
Life doesn’t give do-overs. #Buckleup the first time. #ClickItOrTicket https://t.co/v0v3vW7epd pic.twitter.com/JkSvxsaBh8
— Orange County Sheriff's Office (@OrangeCoSheriff) May 22, 2017
Someone not wearing a seat belt could get a $114 ticket, or a $164 ticket if a child isn’t properly restrained.