LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Southern Nevada roads are deadly, and law enforcement says it's time to take action.
Monday morning, we learned of a valley-wide enforcement to stop crashes before they happen.
WATCH | Hailey Gravitt has the details:
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, North Las Vegas Police Department, Nevada State Police, Henderson Police Department, Boulder City Police, and the Clark County School District Police Department are teaming up to make sure there are no more dangers on the road.
You can watch the full briefing here:
Police say they're seeing more crashes, more close calls, and more young riders using scooters and e-bikes without understanding the laws or the risks.
Last year, the valley saw 293 traffic-related fatalities. So far this year, the count is already at 199.
WATCH | Jhovani Carrillo reports from St. Louis Avenue and 6th Street, the site of a deadly crash that claimed the life of a man
To fight back, officers are taking a united approach, targeting high-risk areas and repeat offenders.
Officers will be highly visible across major roadways, neighborhoods, and known high collision areas, using data to determine where they're needed most.
Officers say they need the community's help to make a meaningful difference on the roads.
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