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Impact of Local Law Enforcement Agencies on the Enforcement of Commercial Vehicle Safety Laws in California by the Year 2000

NCJ Number
137146
Author(s)
M L Brown
Date Published
1992
Length
72 pages
Annotation
Several techniques are used to consider the role of California local law enforcement agencies in the enforcement of commercial vehicle safety laws by the year 2000.
Abstract
The study examines events and trends which may have an effect on the role of law enforcement in the enforcement of commercial vehicle laws; considers several potential measures for managing the transition from the current to the desired future state; and includes a situational analysis to determine strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. All three of the scenarios derived from this study support the involvement of local police and sheriff agencies in the enforcement of commercial vehicle safety laws in California. This role is likely to increase as more local agencies become aware of the impact of this industry on assorted quality of life issues. 6 tables, 22 references, and 9 appendixes