Apb Podcast

From the DOJ law enforcement guide for communicating with the deaf and hard of hearing

Tips for detecting impaired drivers after the stop.

Resources for nighttime seat belt enforcement.

Police are positioned to recognize situations in which relatives are providing full-time care to children. These families are often faced with legal and economic issues. The Kinship Navigator can help with grant applications, facts sheets and more.

Statistics show that about 27% of motorcycle operators in fatal crashes had a BAC of .08% or more. Detecting impaired operators is critical to saving lives. Learn how to assess the probability of impaired driving by watching for certain cues.

A well founded policy helps to ensure consistency in managing sex offenders.

An interview with Kathleen DeCataldo, Esq. about a form that incarcerated parents can use to designate a caregiver for their children; information on other resources for police.

Part 1 of 12: Police crash reports (MV-104A) play a key role in many parts of transportation planning and safety.

Part 2 of 12: The accuracy of police reports can help remedy traffic problems, identify problem vehicles and habitual offenders.

Part 3 of 12: TRaCs provides an Incident Location and Diagramming Tool – learn about these tools and more.

Part 4 of 12: Engineers describe the difference, and the importance of distinguishing a left turn crash from a right angle crash

Part 5 of 12: Special concerns about commercial vehicles and the MV104S, Truck and Bus Supplement

Part 6 of 12: Bicyclists and pedestrians comprise a large number of traffic fatalities. Police crash reports are critical in developing countermeasures to help save lives.)

Part 7 of 12: The accurate coding of the MV104A assists analysts in identifying problems with roadways, signals and more.

Part 8 of 12: Accuracy in reporting damage to public property will ensure that critical items get repaired. Learn how the State recovers compensation from responsible parties so that taxpayers do not get stuck with the bill

Part 9 of 12: Traffic deaths require prompt and comprehensive reporting. Learn how your reports make a difference.

Part 10 of 12: Driver reviews: Learn how your crash reports can help identify persistent offenders. Police-Involved Crashes: Reporting line of duty crashes during an emergency operation – the MV104L.

Part 11 of 12: Erroneous information caused by illegible tickets, transposed names and ID numbers, and fraud result in duplicate driver records. Learn how to avoid these errors.

Part 12 of 12: Accounts of how crash data from police crash reports have helped to make meaningful and significant changes

Doug and Mary Lyall talk about their daughter, Suzanne, missing since 1998 from SUNY Albany.