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<p>WYOMING &#8212; State police will be out in full force as commuters his the road for Thanksgiving.</p><p>Pennsylvania State Police at Wyoming will be increasing the number of patrols on area roads and highways over the Thanksgiving holiday period Wednesday to Sunday, according to a news release.</p><p>There will also be an increase in patrols along highways to strictly enforce the speed limit, seat belt and construction zone laws.</p><p>Thomas Kelly, spokesman for Troop P at Wyoming, urged motorists to not drive impaired and to wear seat belts at all times.</p><p>&#8220;We are encouraging drivers to drive defensively not aggressively,&#8221; Kelly said in a news release. &#8220;The simplest way to avoid traffic violations is to know the law and to drive within the limits of it.&#8221;</p><style>
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State police to have larger patrol presence during holiday travel season