City of Lincoln, NE

04/07/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/07/2026 10:53

LPD Winter Traffic Safety Results | 2026

LPD Winter Traffic Safety Results | 2026

Published on April 07, 2026

The Lincoln Police Department (LPD) released the results of its Winter Traffic Safety Project today. It was conducted between December 4, 2025, and March 31, 2026. The focus of this project was to increase traffic enforcement to make an impact during the traditionally high-risk periods for collisions.

During the project, officers who are highly proactive in traffic enforcement worked overtime, outside of their typical shifts. They focused on speeding, driving too fast for conditions, following too closely, and failure to yield the right of way offenses, which are primary contributing offenses that lead to crashes. The enforcement campaign was made possible by a grant from our safety partners at the Nebraska Department of Transportation Highway Safety Office.

Below are the results from overtime enforcement efforts during this period:

Total results are as follows:

Traffic Stops

740

Citations

865

Warnings

180

Individual warnings and citations are as follows:

Speeding Citations

212

No Seatbelt Citations

65

Speeding Warnings

16

Child Seatbelt Citations

3

Traffic Signal Citations

10

Seatbelt Warnings

13

Traffic Signal Warnings

3

Other Traffic Citations

68

Stop Sign Citations

10

Other Traffic Warnings

28

Stop Sign Warnings

1

Suspended/Revoked Citations

28

No Insurance Citations

73

Other Criminal Arrests

4

No Insurance Warnings

14

Warrant Arrests

7

No Registration Citations

389

Open Alcohol Container Citations

2

No Registration Warnings

60

Driving Under the Influence

1

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