Traffic Safety

Compared to other nations, the U.S. is a far more dangerous place for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists

Fifty years ago I was taught that the right-side approach on a traffic stop is the safest – and that message is just as relevant for recruits today

An officer had warned a group of men to move onto the shoulder – out of harm’s way from passing vehicles – moments before a vehicle crashed into the cruiser

Each face multiple charges including reckless endangerment, second-degree assault, attempt to commit manslaughter and reckless endangerment

This new approach to traffic monitoring and enforcement is more effective in slowing traffic over a longer distance

A commander had recommended suspension and a demotion for the officer due to his lack of care for his own safety and the safety of his officers

Using camera technology to monitor drivers' speeds can help reduce accidents

To better understand officers’ experiences with noncompliance during traffic stops, Police1 surveyed more than 1,000 patrol officers. This eBook analyzes the results, shares top tactics and reviews essential safety measures.

The woman, who was handcuffed in the backseat, was seriously injured when the train struck the patrol vehicle parked on railroad tracks

The officer was assisting another individual when he noticed there was only one car seat in a vehicle that several young kids exited with their mother

The incident began when officers were called to a road rage incident involving a woman tailgating a vehicle and pulling a gun

Over 532 people were killed in police pursuit crashes in 2020 alone, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

By beefing up your level of data sophistication, your agency can better translate data into action

Motor cops have one of the most dangerous jobs in one of the most dangerous professions. Proactive measures can help mitigate those dangers