Massachusetts: Why Drivers Hit Officers on the Side of the Road
For the average driver, there may be no more visible car on the road than a police cruiser. Through sheer practice — and maybe a ticket or two — we learn to pick out the radar-equipped patrol car nestled in a roadside clearing, our brake lights signaling the danger to fellow drivers, like a bird alerting its flockmates.
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