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#MoveOver, not just because it’s the law, but because it’s the right thing to do to protect law enforcement and other first responders. 🚒 🚑 🚓🚧

Behind the wheel, your only focus should be the road ahead. Let's make hands-free driving the norm in Tennessee. Spread the word and save lives. #HandsFreeTN Learn more: handsfreetn.com

It really is that simple. #HandsFreeTN Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving

Has a City Employee gone above and beyond their duties? Submit them for the Employee of the Quarter. www.clintontn.net/employee

Distractions can turn a moment into a tragedy. It's time to prioritize safety over convenience. Join the movement for hands-free driving and make a difference on Tennessee's roads. #HandsFreeTN Learn more: handsfreetn.com

Remove the temptation to sneak a peek! Turn on the Do Not Disturb feature on your cell phone to turn off notifications while you’re driving. Keep it #HandsFreeTN! Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving

Every text, call, or notification can wait. Don't let distractions take away what matters most – your safety and the safety of others. #HandsFreeTN Learn more: handsfreetn.com

Did you know that using a phone while driving can visually, manually, AND cognitively distract you? It is considered the most dangerous type of distracted driving. #HandsFreeTN Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving

Tennessee is a hands-free state, meaning it is illegal to drive while holding your cell phone. Always drive #HandsFreeTN Learn more: handsfreetn.com

NO CELL ZONE: The Eddie Conrad Act increases the penalty for using a cell phone while driving. If you are under 18: A second or subsequent violation = 7 points on your driving record The Eddie Conrad Act went into effect on Jan. 1, 2024. Learn more: handsfreetn.com

A split-second distraction can change everything. Be part of the solution by driving hands-free and setting a positive example for others. Together, we can make our roads safer. #HandsFreeTN Learn more: handsfreetn.com

Violating Tennessee’s Hands Free Law has new consequences, per the Eddie Conrad Act (effective Jan. 1, 2024): If you are under 18, a second or subsequent violation will land 7 points on your driving record. Drivers under 18 can only accumulate six points per calendar year. Seven points could result in a suspended license. Learn more: handsfreetn.com

Distractions come in many forms, but none are worth risking lives on the road. Be part of the solution to make Tennessee's roads safer for everyone. #HandsFreeTN Learn more: handsfreetn.com

The next City Council Meeting will be April 22, 2024 5:30 PM at Clinton City Hall 100 N Bowling St Clinton, TN 37716.

Violating Tennessee’s Hands Free Law is no joke! The Eddie Conrad Act increases the number of points added to driving records for using a cell phone while driving. The law states that drivers under the age of 18 will receive seven points on their driving record if it is the second or subsequent offense. Learn more: handsfreetn.com

Please join the Clinton Police Department in congratulating Officer Gideon Cobb and Officer Russell Villalba on their graduation from the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy! Officer Cobb and Officer Villalba attend an extensive 12-week training program on the foundations of law enforcement. They both excelled in their training and will serve the City of Clinton and it's citizens well! #ServiceBeforeSelf

From 2022-2023, 1 in 7 fatal crashes involved a DUI. Leave the statistics to sports — dunk your keys and find a sober ride for your #MarchMadness celebrations! Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/drunk-driving

Make the play of the game when you choose a sober ride home. Fans don’t let fans drive drunk. Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/drunk-driving

All road users should exercise caution at night. Motorists: SLOW DOWN! Non-motorists: Treat traffic as if drivers can’t see you. Always cross predictably. Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/bike-ped

Warmer weather is on the way, and that means an increased risk of heatstroke for little ones. Never leave them in the car alone, not even for a minute. #HeatstrokeKills Learn more: nhtsa.gov/heatstroke