Police pretextual stops, in which traffic police pull people over as an excuse to search them, should no longer be allowed.
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We need to approach traffic safety in a way that encourages safe traveling through design, not through police enforcement.
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Routine traffic stops don’t make anyone safer. But here’s how technology might.
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Using routine traffic stops as a pretext to root out other types of crime is as disingenuous as it is unhelpful. We need to design intuitively safe streets—and then use traffic enforcement for the minority of drivers who are actually driving recklessly.
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Speed enforcement won’t fix what’s actually a street design problem. And the way we use speed enforcement as a tool to accomplish other goals unrelated to speeding ends up not making anyone safer.
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