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Training, tech and traffic stops: What officers are saying (infographic)

These officer perspectives show how technology is changing traffic stop safety

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2025 survey data reveals how training and technology are shaping today’s traffic stops.

Traffic stops are one of the most unpredictable parts of an officer’s shift. From everyday violations to high-risk encounters, what happens roadside has real implications for officer safety, efficiency and community trust.

This infographic breaks down what officers are saying about traffic stop training, the role of technology and how tools like e-citation are reshaping safety and workflow during stops. Backed by 2025 Police1 survey data, it offers a clear snapshot of where agencies are today and where there’s room to improve.

Download the infographic to:

  • See how often officers like you are actually being trained for traffic stops.
  • Understand where most traffic stops originate, so you can better anticipate what you’re likely to encounter on the roadside.
  • Gauge how your experience with e-citation compares to other officers across the country.
  • Explore how peers say technology affects safety, efficiency and time spent on scene.
  • Get a data-backed snapshot you can use to start conversations with supervisors or command staff about training and tools.

Download the infographic now to better understand how training and technology are shaping today’s traffic stops and what it means for officer safety.

Courtney Levin is a Senior Branded Content Lead at Lexipol, where she writes about the people, technology and issues shaping public safety. Covering law enforcement, fire, EMS and corrections, her areas of focus include emerging public safety technology, responder safety, contraband and narcotics detection, communications and connectivity, and workforce challenges. She has a particular interest in exploring how new technologies can solve real-world problems and improve safety and operations for public safety professionals. Courtney holds a BA in Communications from Sonoma State University.