On February 11, the countywide High Impact Traffic Team will return to the City of Berkeley for targeted traffic enforcement.
The High Impact Traffic Team is a collaborative partnership between the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, the California Highway Patrol, and police departments throughout Alameda County.
On this date, officers will conduct focused enforcement in high-collision areas across Berkeley, including the:
- Adeline Street corridor
- Alcatraz Avenue corridor
- Ashby Avenue corridor
- Dwight Way corridor
- Martin Luther King Jr. Way corridor
- Sacramento Street corridor
- San Pablo Avenue corridor
- University Avenue corridor
- Zachary's Corner area (Derby Street and Warring Street)
This operation supports the Berkeley Police Department’s
unique traffic safety strategy, which reprioritizes traffic safety efforts around a three-prong approach that focuses on Primary Collision Factors (PCFs), community concerns submitted to BPD, and our role as community caretakers.
Funding for this initiative was provided through a grant from the
California Office of Traffic Safety, in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
