‘Trooper in a Truck’ patrols happening in Nebraska this week

As a part of this week’s nationwide Operation Protected Driver Week enforcement marketing campaign, the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) is conducting “Trooper in a Truck” patrols.

NSP is collaborating within the Industrial Car Security Alliance’s (CVSA) Operation Protected Driver Week happening now via Saturday, July 15, all through North America.

NSP introduced that Service Enforcement troopers are conducting particular enforcement efforts in numerous components of the state all through the week as a part of Operation Protected Driver Week, and that these particular efforts “usually embody the Trooper in a Truck program, the place a trooper will experience with a semi driver to identify harmful driving behaviors of passenger autos round high-profile autos.”

“Operation Protected Driver week is concerning the frequent purpose that all of us attain our vacation spot safely,” mentioned Captain Marty Denton, Commander of NSP Service Enforcement. “Our troopers work carefully with the trucking trade to maintain roads secure and stop critical crashes on our roadways, however we additionally want passenger automobile drivers to follow secure driving round giant vehicles. Working collectively, we are able to hold Nebraska roads secure.”

The Wisconsin State Patrol (WSP) can also be utilizing Trooper in a Truck patrols as a part of Operation Protected Driver Week efforts.

State Police companies in different states together with Illinois, Wyoming, and Nebraska, take part in comparable Trooper in a Truck particulars.