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Utilizing law enforcement entry points to the trucking and bus industries
Through its six-element Iowa Motor Vehicle Enforcement (MVE) Model and Canadian Commercial Vehicle Enforcement (CCVE) Model, TAT activates law enforcement and government agencies to utilize entry points into the trucking and bus industries to spread anti-trafficking awareness.
Bringing partners into full implementation
Six states moved from partial implementation to full implementation of the Iowa MVE model. One of these states was Alaska where, in April 2022, TAT trained 36 officers in Anchorage. Following the training, the Alaska Department of Transportation committed to adding TAT messaging to their safety audits and conducting TAT-related outreach to the trucking and bus industries across the state. In addition, the Department of Motor Vehicles piloted the distribution of TAT wallet cards and displaying of digital signage.
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