LOWER SWATARA TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Police officers across Pennsylvania are cracking down on aggressive driving.
Lower Swatara Township police in Dauphin County are one of 300 police departments taking part in this initiative in the state.
Officers are looking out for school bus violations, speeding, tailgating or not moving over for emergency vehicles.
Police say nearly 7,000 crashes caused by aggressive driving happened last year in Pennsylvania.
The enforcement will be in effect through November 8.