Point-to-point (P2P) speed enforcement is a relatively new approach to traffic law enforcement.
The Police Department historically "has done very little speed enforcement," Mr. White said.
Others, particularly in law enforcement, are concerned about speed enforcement and the risk of crashes.
The resolution against this dangerous speeding comes to make the Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) system an enforcement tool.
"We utilize all the manpower and all the tools we have in the toolbox to do speed enforcement," he said.
While he likes and respects people with badges, nothing revs his engine like the injustices of speed enforcement.
Since early November, the department had increased D.U.I. patrols, sobriety checkpoints and speed enforcement there, he said.
"There are lots of traffic situations where it's not practical or it can even be dangerous for traditional speed enforcement," she said.
Automated speed enforcement (ASE) guidelines are designed to guide enforcement agencies in operating ASE programs that are effective in improving traffic safety.
For instance, a preliminary analysis empirically proves that drivers' compliance with dynamic speed limits is very limited, unless speed enforcement devices are present.
In conclusion, lowering the threshold of automated speed enforcement combined with an appropriate information campaign bring about a significant speed reduction that could contribute to substantial safety benefits.
