Measuring the efficiency and effectiveness of traffic police operations: developing guidelines for a systematic monitoring of police enforcement
Shalom Hakkert, Gitelman
Abstract
Shalom Hakkert, Gitelman
Abstract
In this paper, a set of guidelines for a systematic monitoring of police performance is suggested that covers: the monitoring of driver behaviour through the regular use of road user surveys; systematically measuring enforcement activity and evaluating enforcement effects through the monitoring of road user behaviour and through following accident trends and accident analysis.
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In this paper, a set of guidelines for a systematic monitoring of police performance is suggested that covers: the monitoring of driver behaviour through the regular use of road user surveys; systematically measuring enforcement activity and evaluating enforcement effects through the monitoring of road user behaviour and through following accident trends and accident analysis.
Key concepts: Enforcement, Traffic police, Law enforcement, Computer security, Traffic accident, Transport engineering, Set (abstract data type), Engineering