SWANTON, VT. —
An I-89 saturation patrol in Vermont led to 13 traffic tickets and one citation for negligent operation on May 28, 2026, the Vermont State Police say.
Police say eight troopers ran the patrol on Interstate 89 between 5:30 a.m. and 8 a.m., covering the corridor from mile marker 122 in Swanton to mile marker 42 in Williamstown to target aggressive driving and enforce motor vehicle laws.
What troopers found
The operation produced 36 traffic stops, 13 tickets and 30 written warnings, according to police. Two drivers were ticketed for going 100 mph in a 65 mph zone, and another was cited for driving 90 mph in the same zone.
State police say more traffic-safety operations are planned to deter aggressive driving during peak commuting hours. Any charges are allegations at this stage.
Source: Vermont State Police
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