Driving

New book helps trainers avoid common pitfalls and mistakes in emergency vehicle operation instruction

How to be successful from your first day at the academy through graduation day

Taking a 'block and silo' approach to police training does not adequately prepare officers for the complexities of virtually every call for service

The first known scientific evaluation of an LE crash prevention program demonstrates significantly lower crash and injury rates - especially among patrol officers

We damage the law enforcement profession when we drive in a careless manner and with disregard for the very laws we enforce

The decision to drive at night without headlights activated resulted in a near miss for this officer

The man admitted to smoking marijuana before getting behind the wheel

Dash cam footage of an intoxicated woman's teary confession after police stop her following a hit and run. The husband suffered a broken leg, while the wife was treated for a concussion. Two small children were uninjured.

Werner Herzog's 35-minute video will be distributed to more than 40,000 high schools.

In this video Dave Smith discusses the harsh reality and prevalence of people who drive while intoxicated. He points out how to identify these individuals and how to handle the investigation.

It's a danger that is unique to one Fayette County city: drunken drivers cruising in their golf carts.

The Fort Worth police recognize that civilians and police alike are easily distracted behind the wheel, and emphasize the importance of focusing in this exaggerated PSA.