FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) - Over 100 drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists were cited over the weekend during a safety operation, the Fresno Police Department announced. On Saturday, police say they conducted a bicycle and pedestrian safety operation as part of a city-wide effort to make roads safer. Officers say 57 out of 60 drivers contacted were cited for a variety of violations including: Unsafe speed Driver failure to yield Fail to stop for a stop sign Prohibited use of a pocket bike Driver fails to stop for a red traffic signal Starting or backing a vehicle in an unsafe manner Driving a motor vehicle while holding and operating a handheld wireless communications device Additionally, police report 92 pedestrians and cyclists were cited for violations such as: Pedestrian failing to obey any sign or signal Pedestrian outside of a crosswalk failing to yield to a vehicle near enough to constitute a hazard The department says they will hold another bicycle and pedestrian safety operation on Nov. 23.