Michigan??s effort consists of a media campaign combined with enhanced enforcement efforts (including the use of unmarked cars) in two existing programs: Operation C.A.R.E. and Campaign Safe & Sober (63)(33). Missouri The Missouri program targets typical problem areas and relies on cooperation between the State Highway Safety Office for media efforts, and police agencies throughout the state for enforcement. The Highway patrol uses aircraft, unmarked patrol cars and non-conventional vehicles to spot aggressive drivers. The state is adopting a zero tolerance policy and enforcement officers are placing notes on tickets to indicate aggressive driving behavior (63)(55). New Jersey New Jersey utilizes semi-marked patrol cars as well as unconventional vehicles in a multi-agency enforcement program. The program includes toll free and cellular telephone numbers (63)(9)(28). New Mexico The City of Albuquerque program is known as "Safe Streets," and uses intensive enforcement to focus on violent offenders and areas with high numbers of violent felonies (63). New York Begun in July 1998, the program features enforcement and education components and has been expanded to local law enforcement jurisdictions. Efforts rely on non-conventional vehicles and unmarked cars, some with video cameras (63)(21)(22)(50). Table 2. Regional, State and Local Programs in the U.S. and Canada (continued) State Program Description Ohio Started on July 4, 1997, the Ohio Highway Patrol statewide program is known as TRIAD (Targeting Reckless & Intimidating Aggressive Drivers). The program uses thirteen aircraft along with ground units from the Highway Patrol and other local organizations (63)(60). Pennsylvania The Pennsylvania State Police