Community gets a say in traffic enforcement
By Steve Bauer
Monday April 17, 2006
Heather Coit
Champaign police Sgt. Robert Rea passes by one of the two new traffic trailers that will give motorists the speeds of their vehicles and record the data in a computer.
CHAMPAIGN – Beginning today, Champaign police officers will be trying some new ways to make traffic safer.
Champaign police Deputy Chief John Murphy said the new traffic program is intended to be more responsive to citizen concerns while creating a safer environment for motorists and pedestrians.
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