Police aim to keep workers safe, drivers aware with Operation Hard Hat
Police are enforcing traffic laws in order to keep the workers safe and ensure drivers are paying attention.
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3ds agoNYS police were out patrolling the roadways around DOT workers, as part of Operation Hard Hat.
Police are enforcing traffic laws in order to keep the workers safe and ensure drivers are paying attention.
News 12's Krista McNally got an exclusive look at how the operation works.
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