July 2008
Highway Safety
Guest Editor: Richard J. Ashton
After impressive reductions in total traffic fatalities in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the traffic fatality trend for the past decade has remained relatively unchanged in the United States. At the same time, however, motorcycle fatalities have increased at an alarming rate. State police in Washington and New York, however, are finding new ways to combat this increasing problem. The diverse strategies these agencies are implementing reflect the complex nature of the problem they face. Photos courtesyof the New York State Police.
Articles
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FBI Celebrates 100 Years
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Reducing Motorcycle Fatalities through Training, Public Awareness, and Legislation: The Washington State Experience
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Reducing Motorcycle Fatalities through Checkpoints and Education: The New York State Experience
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Georgia's Traffic Enforcement Networks
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Nighttime Seat Belt Enforcement in Washington State
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Police Facilities Go Green
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Achieving Green Building Status: The Fort Collins Police Services Building
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Review of Selected Facilities
Columns
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- Senate Passes FY 2008 Byrne-JAG Supplemental
- IACP Foundation: Building a Foundation for Future Leaders
- "Rigid Order of Battle": A Police Training Perspective on the Qualified Immunity Analysis
- Year of Preventing Identity Crime: Identity Theft Trends: Abuse of Social Security Numbers
- Summertime Is Tech Time, Too
- Highway Safety Initiatives: Intelligence-Led Traffic Safety Policing