CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Halton Police bust driver allegedly texting at red light

The Halton Regional Police Service has been using its Twitter account to make examples out of people breaking traffic laws; from

The Halton Regional Police Service has been using its Twitter account to make examples out of people breaking traffic laws; from not wearing a seatbelt to passing a stopped school bus.

Just after 7:00 a.m. Tuesday morning, Halton Police were at it again. This time, sharing a video of what appears to be a male driver looking down and typing on his phone while stopped at a red light. 

“It’s okay to text when you’re at a red light, right?” asked Halton Police. “WRONG.”

They added, “This driver never even glances up to notice they are adjacent to our truck. Concentrate on the road. #ItCanWaitHalton.”

See for yourself:

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It’s okay to text when you’re at a red light, right?

WRONG.

This driver never even glances up to notice they are adjacent to our truck.

Concentrate on the road. #ItCanWaitHalton ^sr pic.twitter.com/85GCsMKyij

— Halton Police (@HaltonPolice) March 10, 2020