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AAA focus on seatbelts, holiday weekend safety

WEKU | By The Kentucky Enquirer

Published May 17, 2013 at 10:29 AM EDT

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, transportation agencies and highway patrols across the area are gearing up for a busy time on the roads. With that, comes an emphasis on seat belt safety. AAA announced their commitment to joining the “Click It or Ticket” effort Thursday, holding an event at their Florence location. Read more...

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