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PRESS RELEASE. From San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office, Chief of Police Services Eamonn Allen on October 14th, 2026.
43 Citations Issued During Joint Traffic Safety Operation on Highways 35 and 84 🚁
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office and California Highway Patrol teamed up this past weekend for a two-day traffic enforcement operation focused on improving roadway safety along Highways 35 and 84 in the Woodside and La Honda areas.
Deputies and CHP officers targeted dangerous driving behaviors, including speeding, unsafe passing, crossing double yellow lines, and reckless driving.
🚁 A Coordinated Effort from the Air and Ground
The Sheriff’s Office Air Support Unit monitored traffic violations from above while Deputies and CHP officers conducted enforcement on the ground using patrol vehicles and motorcycles.
Operation Results: 43 Traffic Citations Issued
1 driver referred to the California Bureau of Automotive Repair for a modified exhaust inspection.
We recognize the traffic safety concerns expressed by residents along these corridors and remain committed to working with our CHP partners to address dangerous driving and reduce collisions. These winding mountain roads are enjoyed by motorists, cyclists, and residents alike. Our goal is to make them safer for everyone through proactive enforcement, education, and strong partnerships.
A reminder to all drivers: Slow down, obey posted speed limits, pass only when safe and legal, and respect others sharing the roadway.
Safer roads are a shared responsibility, and our commitment to these communities continues well beyond this operation.
Author: mdrag
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