A Nevada woman received a $200 ticket after she was pulled over for putting on makeup while she was behind the wheel as part of a statewide crackdown on distracted drivers. So what sort of beauty product was she applying while stopped at a red light?  Lip balm. Stephanie Fragoso was cited on Wednesday, April Fools' Day, after she was stopped in Las Vegas by a Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) trooper. Scroll down for video . Stephanie Fragoso was cited on Wednesday, April Fools' Day, after she was stopped by in Las Vegas, Nevada . A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper issued a $200 ticket to Fragoso for putting on lib balm while at a red light . The state released distracted driving statistics as part of its campaign to have zero driving fatalities in 2015 . Fragoso said she initially thought the whole thing was a joke, but figured out it was no laughing matter after she was issued the $200 citation, 8 News NOW reported. She said: 'I told him it was ChapStick. 'He said, ''It could have been anything; you could have been drinking water, shaving your legs.''' The ticket caused Fragoso to receive points against her driving record. The crackdown is part of a campaign for the state to have zero driving fatalities in 2015, CBS Las Vegas reported. Distracted driving fines range from $50 for the first offense up to $250 and a six-month license suspension . NHP trooper Loy Hixson said: 'We have zero tolerance for distracted drivers. 'They put themselves and everyone else who uses our valley roadways at risk of serious injury or even death. 'Nevada's goal is and always will be zero fatalities.' Distracted driving fines range from $50 for the first offense up to $250 and a six-month license suspension for subsequent offenses within a seven-year period. Penalties may be increased if the alleged violation occurs in a work zone. Trooper Hixson added: 'I have seen men shaving with their electric razors. 'One time, when I was driving down US 95, I saw a lady watching a movie on her iPad and the iPad was attached to her steering wheel with Velcro.'
Stephanie Fragoso cited Wednesday after she was stopped in Las Vegas.
Nevada Highway Patrol cop said she was applying makeup while driving.
Distracted driving fines range from $50 for the first offense up to $250.
Higher enforcement as state hopes to have zero driving fatalities in 2015.