Suburban Law Enforcement Academy (SLEA) BA State Certification Practice Exam

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Which type of enforcement focuses on major traffic issues like DUI and speeding?

  1. General Enforcement

  2. Selective Enforcement

  3. Random Enforcement

  4. Passive Enforcement

The correct answer is: Selective Enforcement

Selective enforcement is focused specifically on addressing significant traffic issues such as DUI (Driving Under the Influence) and speeding. This approach involves law enforcement targeting specific behaviors or problems that are prevalent in a given area. By concentrating resources and efforts on these major traffic violations, agencies can effectively reduce accidents, enhance public safety, and deter offenders. In contrast, general enforcement typically includes a broad range of violations without a specific focus. Random enforcement might involve checking for compliance without targeting particular issues, making it less effective for addressing major problems like DUI or speeding. Passive enforcement suggests a lack of active intervention, which would not adequately address serious traffic concerns. Thus, selective enforcement is key in effectively managing these critical traffic issues.