Highway Safety Program Management Series. Vol. 3, by International Association of Chiefs of Police, published by Police Management and Operations Divisions, IACP, Alexandria, VA, 1976 — 231 pages — illustrated.

Contents:

• Introduction:
• Selective Enforcement Defined
• Selective Enforcement Rationale
• Highway Safety Program Standards
• Elements of Selective Enforcement
• Traffic Accident Data Base
• Need for Accident Statistics
• Accident Investigation Responsibility
• Accident Investigation and Reporting
• Traffic Accident Analysis
• Analysis by Time
• Analysis by Location
• Analysis by Type
• Training for Selective Enforcement
• Specific Areas of Enforcement Training
• Essentials of Enforcement Training
• Technical Implementation
• Visible Patrol
• Electro / Mechanical Speed Measuring Devices
• Special Vehicle Enforcement
• Electronic Surveillance in Selective Enforcement
• General Enforcement Policy and Procedures
• Selective Enforcement: Standards and Rates
• Rates
• Other Statistical Techniques
• Implementation of Selective Traffic Enforcement
• Selection and Training of Personnel
• Enforcement Techniques
• Visible Patrol
• Violator Detection
• Assignment Techniques
• Type of Deployment
• Temporal Assignment
• Geographic Assignment
• Use of Traffic Accident Analysis
• Assignment of Priorities
• Accident Patterns and Violations Analysis
• Evaluation of Selective Enforcement Efforts
• Effects of Enforcement
• Evaluating Selective Enforcement Activity
• Manpower Allocation and Distribution
• Relationship Between Traffic and Patrol Activity
• IACP Resolution
• The Need for a Sound Manpower Distribution System
• Determining Manpower Needs
• Present Systems for Determining Manpower
• A Sound Approach to Manpower Allocation and Distribution
• Records Necessary to Determine Workload
• Definitions
• Methodology
• Ascertaining the Required Number of Patrol Beats
• Geographic Distribution of Patrol Beats
• Specialized Patrol Manpower Requirements
• Personnel Staffing Requirements
• Assignment / Availability Factor
• Staffing of a Watch
• Patrol Supervision and Command
• Specialization
• Conclusion
• Demonstration Programs
• Driving While Intoxicated Enforcement Program
• Objective
• Statement of the Problem
• Program Impact
• Implementation
• Outline of Principal Tasks
• Violation Survey Program
• Objective
• Statement of the Problem
• Implementation
• Violation Survey Staffing (Minimum)
• Violation Survey Special Equipment (Minimum)
• Graphs, Figures, Maps, Tables
• Appendix:
1. Highway Safety Program Standards
2. General Order: Investigations of Vehicle Collisions
• Sample Policy for Motor Vehicle Accident Investigation
• Report of Drive Involved in Accident
3. Standard Police Traffic Collision Report - Form A, Form B, Form C
4. Helicopter Unit Standard Operating Procedure
5. Sample Highway Patrol Directive: Enforcement Policy
6. Classification of Traffic Law Violations
7. Bibliography