Highway Safety Committee

Meetings
Highway Safety Committee Midyear Meeting, June 4-7, 2008, Branson, MO

IACP's Highway Safety Committee Traffic Safety Strategies for Law Enforcement
Summary of IACP Traffic Safety Strategies for Law Enforcement (in PDF)
Complete Report: Traffic Safety Strategies for Law Enforcement (in PDF)

Articles from Police Chief magazine:

• P.U.R.S.U.E.: The Training Video (August 2007)
  
• New Federal Rule Seeks to Improve Officer Visibility at Roadside (July 2007)
  
• Highway Safety Initiatives (July 2001)
  
• Lessons Learned: Collecting Data in Officer Traffic Stops (July 2001)
  
• Ohio's Statewide Effort to End Profiling(July 2001)
  
• Tips for Conducting Professional Traffic Stops (July 2001)
  

Highway Safety Committee Agenda Screening Minutes February 20-22, 2008, Saint Paul, MN (in PDF)
Highway Safety Committee Annual Meeting Minutes October 14, 2007, New Orleans, LA
Highway Safety Committee Midyear Meeting June 6–8, 2007, Avon, CO (in PDF)
Highway Safety Committee Agenda Screening Minutes Feb. 24-26, 2007, Evanston, IL (in PDF)
Highway Safety Committee Annual Meeting October 15, 2006, Boston, MA (in PDF)
Impaired Driving Guidebook: Three Keys to Renewed Focus and Success
Highway Safety Committee Midyear Meeting June 7-10, 2006, San Diego, CA (in PDF)
Highway Safety Committee Agenda Screening Meeting Minutes Feb. 24-26, 2006, Atlanta, GA (in PDF)
Highway Safety Committee Annual Meeting September 25, 2005 Miami, FL (in PDF)
Highway Safety Membership Roster (in PDF)
Resolutions Passed at IACP Conferences
Visit the LESS - Patrol Vehicle Safety website
Enforcement Technologies Advisory Technical Subcommittee (ETATS)
Technical Advisory Panel (TAP)
Highway Safety Desk Book (in PDF)
Manual of Police Traffic Services Policies and Procedures (in PDF)

This committee shall study, consider, and evaluate all matters pertaining to policies, practices, standards, and rates of state and municipal policy organizations relating to traffic accident investigation, traffic records, traffic patrol, traffic law enforcement, organization and administration, and other highway safety functions that may be responsibilities of the membership of the Association; report to this Association for dissemination to its members and interested agencies information and recommendations for the improvement of police traffic management and the promotion of highway safety; make recommendations to the Traffic Institute of Northwestern University relating to its traffic police training programs; and make recommendations to the Association and other interested organizations and agencies of needed research projects essential to optimum highway safety programs by police agencies.