Police operation Arc Light 2 issues 88 infringement notices to drivers on the Logan Motorway NINETEEN drivers - including two in charge of heavy vehicles - were slapped with drink or drug driving charges as part of a weekend police blitz across Logan and the Gold Coast. The crackdown, named Operation Arc Light 2, kicked off on Friday night, with police reducing lanes and the speed limit on the Logan Motorway from 100km/h to 40km/h and carrying out 1600 random breath tests. It finished about 3am today. Police Operation Coordinator Senior Sergeant Al McSweeney said the blitz had been planned to remove as many impaired drivers as possible from the roads. "Unfortunately some drivers continue to risk lives, ignoring the warnings and drive while under the influence of alcohol or a drug, many in the late evening and early hours of the morning," he said. Thirteen drink drivers and six drug drivers were nabbed over the two nights, and 88 traffic infringement notices were issued. Sen-Sgt McSweeney said it was concerning that two drivers were in charge of heavy vehicles when they were detected. "It is incredibly dangerous for any vehicle, let alone a heavy vehicle, to be driven in this manner," he said. He said the crackdown should serve as "wake up call" to reckless drivers who gamble with lives by driving while drunk or on drugs.