Okay. A lot of times you’ll see these patrols by local police departments to stop aggressive drivers. What is aggressive driving? Well that’s speeding, cutting in and out of lanes, tailgating another motor vehicle, generally reckless driving. If you tailgate another motor vehicle that counts for five points. You get five points with your insurance company and five points at Motor Vehicles.

If you’re cutting in and out of lanes without using your signal, tailgating people, you will most likely get stopped by the police and they’re less likely to be lenient with you because you’re, most of the time committing a number of violations. As I said, not using your signal, tailgating, speeding and these types of matters lead to accidents and the courts are -- well the police departments are increasingly cracking down on it, and they actually have patrols out to enforce safety first campaigns. Almost like the DWI enforcement patrols. So it’s something that is increasingly happening and people come into the office and talk to me about that all the time.