Summary
Lansing police are reviewing whether traffic stops for minor violations are worth the time and resources. If they change the policy, you could get pulled over less often—and the department could redirect officers elsewhere.
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Impact analysis
The city could save money by freeing up officer time, but the exact budget effect depends on how the policy is written and enforced.
Drivers who commit minor violations would likely face fewer stops, and police could spend more time on higher-priority calls.
No groups are clearly harmed based on this source, but traffic-safety effects would need watching.
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