TACT Supplemental Report – Safe Home Alabama

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October 27th, 2011

The project entitled “A National Model for the Evaluation of CMV Selective Enforcement Programs” had the goal of describing best practices for the evaluation of Ticketing Aggressive Cars and Trucks (TACT) projects. The methodology and examples are typically not restricted to formal TACT projects, and they generally apply to any project involving selective enforcement and Public Information and Education (PI&E) with regard to large trucks. For this reason “TACT” was omitted from the project title, but for purposes of brevity these projects will generally be referenced as TACT projects in this report.