Peel Regional Police's annual campaign targeting street racing and illegal car rallies resulted in more than 130 arrests and the seizure of 100 vehicles. A total of 2,100 charges were laid, reflecting a significant rise in enforcement actions compared to previous years. The enforcement included over 680 vehicle investigations, with specific charges for stunt driving and noise violations. Police officials emphasized the dangers of street racing and urged public reporting of reckless driving behaviors. The campaign highlights a 154% rise in street racing-related charges since 2022, indicating a growing problem in the community.
Peel Regional Police's annual street racing campaign resulted in more than 130 arrests, 100 vehicles seized and 2,100 provincial and criminal charges laid, police said in a news release Monday.
This year's operation led to over 684 vehicle investigations, police said in the news release.
Between May and June, police say 86 stunt driving charges and 125 unnecessary noise charges were laid.
Peel police reported a 154 per cent increase in street racing-related charges since 2022: 2,100 in 2024 compared with 800 in 2022.
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