Tracey Tully, a New York Times reporter known for her investigative work on New Jersey, discusses a significant drop in traffic stops by state troopers and the alarming rise in accidents that followed. She highlights the connection between these changes and a new union directive aimed at more equitable enforcement. Tully also delves into a tragic truck accident that underscores enforcement disparities and explores emotional experiences tied to traffic encounters, illustrating broader issues of community trust in law enforcement.