1948•Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1931-1951)Requires access

Pedestrian Enforcement Saves Lives

L. E. Chaudoin

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Superintendent of Traffic, Louisville (Kentucky) Division of Police, was first assigned to traffic safety work in 1930 as a patrolman.Specializing in this branch of traffic duties he has, as a sergeant and lieutenant, headed both the Accident Prevention Section and the Enforcement Section of the Traffic Bureau.Capt.Chaudoin is a graduate of the Traffic

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Key concepts: Pedestrian, Enforcement, Law enforcement, Transport engineering, Business, Computer security, Computer science, Internet privacy