How to Make Selective Enforcement Work: Lessons from Completed Evaluations
Report No: 87-R15
Published in 1986
About the report:
Selective enforcement, the practice of targeting specific traffic offenses which figure prominently in the crash problems experienced by a community, is an integral part of practically every traffic safety program. The purpose of this report was to summarize the findings of several evaluations of selective enforcement projects and to propose a series of steps that might aid successful implementation of such projects.
- 87-R15
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