LINCOLN–(KFOR Jan. 4) The Lincoln Police Department Friday released the results of a specialized traffic enforcement project that focused on impaired drivers. The effort was part of the nationwide “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign and was conducted throughout Lincoln from December l through 31. Additional officers worked overtime during the nights and weekends to conduct high visibility traffic enforcement to help deter impaired driving. Officers took a zero­ tolerance approach to drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol, while also watching for other traffic and safety violations. The enforcement campaign was made possible by a grant from the Nebraska Department of Transportation Highway Safety Office. Throughout December, officers arrested 139 individuals for driving under the influence, which is a 18.8% increase from last year. This is the highest number of DUls arrested during this annual project since 2014. Total results during grant-funded overtime are as follows: Traffic stops DUls Citations Warnings 186 22 166 131 Individual warnings and citations are as follows: Speeding Citations 79 Speeding Warnings 7 Traffic Signal Warning 4 Stop Sign Warning 7 Official Seatbelt 2 Seatbelt Warning 7 Official Insurance 70 Insurance Warning 5 Official Registration 29 Registration Warning 73 Official Other Traffic 44 Warning Other Traffic 700 Driving Under Suspension 70 Narcotics Citations/Arrests 70 Other Criminal Citations/Arrests 20 Warrant Arrests 77