During the Labor Day weekend, New Hampshire state police arrested 21 drivers and issued numerous citations in a crackdown on impaired driving, highlighting concerns about road safety as the holiday approached. Similar initiatives have been reported in the UK, where police in Nottinghamshire noted over 17,000 speeding offenses in a 30mph zone, prompting calls for increased driver vigilance. In July, Norfolk and Suffolk police arrested over 200 individuals for offenses including drink or drug driving, mobile phone use, and speeding, with significant increases in road casualties compared to the annual average. The Fatal Four campaign, aimed at reducing fatal collisions, recorded alarming statistics with hundreds of arrests and thousands of speeding offenses, underscoring the ongoing challenges of road safety. Despite these efforts, authorities expressed disappointment over the high number of offenders, emphasizing the need for continued public awareness and enforcement. Both police forces reiterated their commitment to tackling dangerous driving behaviors to protect all road users.