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CHP says ‘wait for the pilot car’

California Highway Patrol, Special to LassenNews.com

According to a Facebook post by the California Highway Patrol, “We’ve noticed a spike in drivers ignoring black and white regulatory signs in our local construction zones. Specifically, motorists are failing to wait for the pilot car at intersections.

“Our officers are actively enforcing these zones. We have issued numerous citations and will continue to do so to ensure the safety of both road workers and the public.

“Please be patient and help us keep our community safe.”

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