Driver Stopped by Police in Oakville After Dog Seen in Back of Truck
Published July 25, 2019 at 11:52 am
A driver was recently stopped in the town of Oakville, by police, after a dog was seen in the back of their truck.
A driver was recently stopped in the town of Oakville, by police, after a dog was seen in the back of their truck.
“Do you think this is a cargo securement issue,” police wrote on Twitter?
Officer Martin from @HRPSCMV speaks to the driver of this vehicle about the placement of his pet @townofoakville Do you think this is a cargo securement issue? @HaltonPolice @HRPSOak @CVSA ^so pic.twitter.com/0UH8LNtVA2
— HRPS CMV Safety (@HRPSCMV) July 24, 2019
Police continued to explain, “The dog is not a passenger so [it] would not require seatbelt but [it] would be considered cargo when transported on highway and must be prevented from dislodging onto roadway and causing dangerous condition.”
The dog, noted police, could have also been injured if the truck was rear ended.
The driver agreed with police.
The dog is not a passenger so would not require seatbelt but would be considered cargo when transported on highway and must be prevented from dislodging onto roadway and causing dangerous condition. The dog cold also be injured if Truck was rear ended. Driver agreed and fixed ^pm
— HRPS CMV Safety (@HRPSCMV) July 24, 2019
This incident occurred on July 24, 2019.
Photo is courtesy of Halton Police.
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