Labor Day weekend is traditionally a time of barbecues and end-of-summer parties. And along with all that partying, there tends to be a lot of alcohol consumption, which can lead to a rise in DUIs.

That's why Illinois State Police are warning drivers to be on their best behavior.

WQAD reports that state troopers will have extra patrols on the roads and they'll also be conducting checkpoints.

The ISP released a statement stating troopers will be concentrating on drivers that are under the influence, distracted, speeding, or not wearing their seatbelts.

Extra attention will also be given to drivers that don't adhere to Scott's Law. The law states that drivers must move over to make room for emergency vehicles. The first offense for violating is $250.

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