AAMVA is pleased to announce the release of a new version of our award-winning community outreach and education video —What To Do and Expect When Pulled Over by Law Enforcement—that has been closed captioned in Spanish. We also released the guidance document in Spanish, which is available on our website.
Law Enforcement officers are responsible for conducting traffic stops when they have reasonable suspicion of a traffic violation or a criminal violation. Being stopped by an officer can be a stressful experience for the driver, any passengers, and for the officer, too. Knowing what to do during the stop will help ensure the safety of the driver and the safety of others. AAMVA’s motor vehicle administration and law enforcement members are encouraged to use both the video and information in their driver’s education, community outreach, and general educational activities. Read more here.
For questions about AAMVA's law enforcement resources, please contact Brian Ursino, AAMVA's Director of Law Enforcement Programs.
Law Enforcement officers are responsible for conducting traffic stops when they have reasonable suspicion of a traffic violation or a criminal violation. Being stopped by an officer can be a stressful experience for the driver, any passengers, and for the officer, too. Knowing what to do during the stop will help ensure the safety of the driver and the safety of others. AAMVA’s motor vehicle administration and law enforcement members are encouraged to use both the video and information in their driver’s education, community outreach, and general educational activities. Read more here.
For questions about AAMVA's law enforcement resources, please contact Brian Ursino, AAMVA's Director of Law Enforcement Programs.