Red Means Stop

When the yellow lights on the school bus are flashing, that’s your sign to slow down.

When the red lights on the bus are flashing, that’s your sign to stop.

To make sure motorists heed these signs, throughout the school year, the Collier County Sheriff’s Office will be cracking down on motorists that pass school buses that are stopped to load or unload children.

Traffic Enforcement Spots

CCSO Traffic Enforcement Spots for Jan. 5

Monday, Jan. 5:

Golden Gate Boulevard at Big Cypress Elementary - Speeding
Airport-Pulling Road at Rustic Oakes Circle - Speeding
U.S. 41 North at Immokalee Road – Aggressive driving

Tuesday, Tuesday, Jan. 6:

Santa Barbara Boulevard and Golden Gate Parkway – Red-light running
Goodlette-Frank Road at Center Street - Speeding
U.S. 41 North at Vanderbilt Beach Road – Red-light running

Wednesday, Jan. 7:

Airport-Pulling Road and Poinciana Elementary – Speeding
Collier Boulevard at Cedar Hammock Road - Speeding
Livingston Road at Immokalee Road – Red-light running

Thursday, Jan. 8:

Collier Boulevard at Crystal Lakes Drive – Speeding
Hunter Boulevard and Coronado Parkway – Aggressive driving
Golden Gate Parkway and Santa Barbara Boulevard – Red-light running

Friday, Jan. 9:

25th Street Southwest and White Boulevard – Speeding
Immokalee Road at Logan Boulevard – Red-light running
Collier Boulevard at I-75 – Red-light running

Is Your Car's Equipment Safe?

Is your car’s brake lights working properly?

What about turn signals and windshield wipers?

Collier County sheriff’s deputies are cracking down on vehicle equipment violations.

Checkpoints will be conducted throughout the year to raise public awareness about the dangers of driving an unsafe, ill-equipped vehicle.