Dallas Partners With Other Police Departments, Forms Road Rage Task Force

To deal with increased aggressive driving, the Dallas Police Department has partnered with area law enforcement agencies to create a Road Rage Task Force.

– Aggressive drivers are causing an increase in violence on the roads across North Texas. To deal with the issue, the Dallas Police Department has partnered with area law enforcement agencies to create a Road Rage Task Force.

The task force — that consists of officers from police departments in Dallas, Grand Prairie, Irving and Mesquite, along with Dallas County Sheriff’s Office deputies and DPS troopers — targets drivers who are speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, and driving aggressively.The plan is to increase patrols on highways and streets.

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