(Salt Lake City, UT) — Law enforcement agencies across Utah are ready for a busy Thanksgiving travel weekend. They’ll be cracking down on seat belts across the state starting Wednesday. That’s why the Department of Public Safety and Highway Patrol issued a reminder yesterday to buckle up. New numbers show seat belt usage is up four-percent from last year, with nearly 92-percent of people protecting themselves and others on the road.
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