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"The Traffic Division is responsible for enforcing Road Law by use of specialist policing techniques and resources, including the monitoring of traffic, the establishment of safety checkpoints and other methods of ensuring road safety. Within this division are highly motivated individuals who work together to tackle the ongoing motor crime within Los Santos. Traffic Officers are constantly providing role-play to all those that they interact with and continue to develop their own knowledge of special tactics and how to best utilize these to ensure the more efficient and effective suspect takedowns. The Specialized Enforcement Section is the sub-division of the LSPD's Traffic Division. It is a small unit that consists of highly dedicated and experienced Motor Officers following a similar principle the division uses." (( This thread serves as an open form of media for members of the Traffic Division to share their adventures, experiences, work and training with the rest of the faction. This thread is entirely Out-Of-Character and is not meant as an In-Character information source. ))

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What are your thoughts on road traffic in GTA W? What's the biggest problem, to you? 1 - Should changes be made to traffic rules? 2 - Do you think vehicles should get a handling/speed revamp? 3 - What could improve general quality of life while on the road? Of course, these questions are optional, your opinion is what I'd like to hear first and is most important. Let's keep it civil please.

Short description: I propose making changes to the current traffic lights and how they work. There is kind of a double standard with a couple traffic rules and I feel this would improve the realism on the server as well as make laws more consistent. Detailed description: Currently (as I've been told by a PD officer ICly and Admin through /helpme) traffic lights are to be used as more of a "caution" to other cars. If it's a red light, approach with caution to other cars but it's not necessarily required to come to a full stop if no cars are present. In contrast to that, I've been told that a "STOP", whether it's on a sign or on the road, one must come to a full stop regardless. If not, one can be ticketed for this traffic violation. This kind of breeds a double standard on where one car should be required to stop per realistic traffic laws. Not to mention that going through an intersection is dangerous enough with some people not even slowing down if they don't see a car (sometimes by mistake, which causes accidents). I propose (if possible), to add in code/script or whatever the technical term is, to have the traffic lights change on a timer. Not a long one, but 3-5 seconds. Then you can institute the traffic rule back that would require people to USE traffic lights as you would in real life (green light means go, red light means stop). Unlike having to stop at EVERY traffic light, they could be used as real traffic lights. The 3-5 second timer would mean they don't have to wait very long if it's red and should alleviate a lot of the issues with accidents, consistency of traffic laws, etc. How would your suggestion improve the server? I feel that this would add more realism to the server, being that traffic laws currently require people to STOP at a stop sign/stop notice on the road. Having working traffic lights for people to follow would simply just fall in line with that. Intersections would be less dangerous with people being required to stop at a red light. It would be a lot more black & white for people traveling through cities. The short timer for lights to change would help people who might complain about having to now follow the lights, but 3-5 seconds isn't a long time to wait (so don't complain lol).