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More unsafe drivers saw these lights flashing in 2024. Enforcement efforts by police led to fewer crashes in Park Forest, Police Deputy Chief Chris Vallow reports. (Photo: Gary Kopycinski)

Park Forest Sees 7% Fewer Traffic Crashes in 2024

by eNews Park Forest on October 25, 2024

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Park Forest, IL—(ENEWSPF)—Park Forest roadways are 7% safer this year than last, thanks to ongoing enforcement errors by the PFPD. The numbers show that the Village is safer to drive, with fewer traffic crashes in 2024 than the previous year. From January to October, the Village saw 283 crashes in 2024 compared to 306 in 2023.