PROVIDENCE – The state has launched a new initiative to ease communication between drivers on the autism spectrum and law enforcement officers during traffic stops. The Rhode Island Division of Motor ...

The Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department has announced a new partnership and collaboration with the Lake County Board of Developmental Disabilities to to streamline communication between law ...

AVON LAKE, Ohio — The Avon Lake Police Department has launched a new initiative aimed at making traffic stops safer and less stressful for drivers with disabilities. The department’s Blue Envelope ...

Advocates from the Seneca County Board of DD, Amy Miller, Joe Coleman, and Ruben Villarreal, visited the Tiffin Police ...

The Blue Envelope Program is designed to make interactions with law enforcement much less stressful during traffic stops. This safety initiative is designed for drivers with autism. Sheriffs across ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Broome County Sheriff's Department announced a new initiative to improve interactions between police and people with autism.

On Wednesday, Del. Walter Hall proposed a bill that could make the Blue Envelope Program a state law in West Virginia.

Law enforcement agencies across Colorado are changing how officers, deputies and troopers approach traffic stops. They are aiming for safer and more understanding interactions. The key to this new ...

CONCORD – Gov. Ayotte signed HB 140 into law, establishing a voluntary “blue envelope” program designed to support drivers with autism spectrum disorders and trauma or stressor-related disorders ...

A simple envelope might not look like much, but for law enforcement officers and civilians alike, it can be the difference between a tense misunderstanding and a smoother, safer interaction. The Blue ...

Illinois House Bill 4472 would create a Blue Envelope Program to help autistic drivers and police communicate, with voluntary ...

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- Some people with autism can drive, typically those diagnosed without an intellectual disability. Those who can drive still must pass the same driving test and meet the state's ...