THP set to combat distracted drivers with “Operation Incognito”


Drivers on the roads throughout Tennessee who are preparing for the Holiday Season need to be mindful as the Tennessee Highway Patrol initiates “Operation Incognito”. The campaign started on November 11 and plans to run through November 17.

The initiative’s goal is to combat distracted driving (texting while driving, etc.) on the roads of Tennessee. As THSO Director Vic Donoho states, “The primary focus of Operation Incognito is to reduce distracted driving, serious injury traffic crashes, and fatalities.”   Additionally, THSO Director Vic Donoho goes on to say that some secondary goals of “Operation Incognito” will be for the Tennessee Highway Patrol to saturate construction zones and attempt to increase driver’s awareness for utility maintenance zones.

The DUI defense lawyers at Oberman & Rice are always willing to help those who may receive any traffic citations during the Operation Incognito campaign and beyond. Traffic violations (if convicted) can add points to your driver’s license and cause your insurance premiums to skyrocket. Before you pay off a traffic citation and receive a conviction, it is important to discuss with a lawyer any potential penalties and consequences. Please review our website for more information or call us with questions at (865) 249-7200. Our lawyers are available 24/7.

 

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  1. #1 by ashley marie goodman - January 9th, 2019 at 01:21

    Need to know how long its been since i had my drivers licese in tennesee my name is ashley marie goodman and i am 47 years old birthday is sep 3rd 1971

  2. #2 by Arrin Zadeh - August 28th, 2019 at 15:23

    Michael:

    Thank you for reaching out to Oberman and Rice with your question about your ability to own a handgun after a simple assault conviction. Please feel free to contact our office at (865) 249-7200 in order to speak with one of our lawyers to help you with this question.

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