Use proven countermeasures, then write the after-action. LELs will help you pick the right tool for the corridor you have — not the one in the brochure.
Statewide briefing for police chiefs
Two hundred New Jersey agencies, all 21 counties. Most chiefs already treat speeding as a real threat. Far fewer have a written strategy, crash-timed deployment, or a system that can tell leadership whether the work is changing driver behavior.
NHTSA’s basic reference for State Highway Safety Offices: major problems, what is proven, cost, and time to implement. Start here before you invent a new program.
USDOT’s frame: death and serious injury are unacceptable; humans make mistakes; responsibility is shared; safety is proactive; redundancy is required.
The federal story of the roadway safety crisis and the actions agencies can take now.