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Traffic safety officers can register for free Pedestrian Safety Education & Enforcement (PSEE) training sessions this summer at the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center. This specialized program, located in Middletown, NJ, focuses on improving pedestrian safety. Known as “Cops in the Crosswalk,” these PSEE operations utilize high-visibility enforcement strategies. The primary objective of this safety training is to enhance community awareness and compliance with New Jersey’s Stop and Stay Stopped Law. Participants will gain practical knowledge and skills for effective enforcement, contributing directly to safer roadways and pedestrian environments.
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Traffic safety officers are invited to register for one of the free trainings on Pedestrian Safety Education & Enforcement (PSEE) offered this summer. Also known as “Cops in the Crosswalk,” PSEE operations are a form of high-visibility enforcement designed to increase community awareness of and compliance with New Jersey’s Stop and Stay Stopped Law.
Learn more / RegisterTraffic safety officers are invited to register for one of the free trainings on Pedestrian Safety Education & Enforcement (PSEE) offered this summer. Also known as “Cops in the Crosswalk,” PSEE operations are a form of high-visibility enforcement designed to increase community awareness of and compliance with New Jersey’s Stop and Stay Stopped Law.
Learn more / RegisterTraffic safety officers are invited to register for one of the free trainings on Pedestrian Safety Education & Enforcement (PSEE) offered this summer. Also known as “Cops in the Crosswalk,” PSEE operations are a form of high-visibility enforcement designed to increase community awareness of and compliance with New Jersey’s Stop and Stay Stopped Law.
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