The Pennsylvania State Police investigated 481 motor vehicle crashes during the New Year's holiday weekend from Dec. 30 through Jan. 1. None of these crashes included fatalities; 108 people were injured.

State troopers arrested 356 individuals for driving under the influence (DUI) during the enforcement period. Troopers also wrote a total of 12,445 citations for various traffic violations including speeding, seat belt and child seat infractions.

In Butler County, enforcement data from Troop D showed that officers responded to 16 crashes, none of which were fatal. Alcohol was a factor in two of the crashes, and two people were injured, according to the report.

The data from Troop D also included 28 DUI citations, 149 relating to speed, 19 for seat belts and 282 other citations. There were 60 seat belt warnings issued and 35 self-initiated criminal arrests.