Gluckstadt Police offer free window decals to aid traffic stop communication with autistic and deaf drivers
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Summary
Gluckstadt Police in Mississippi are offering free window stickers for vehicles to help officers identify autistic or deaf drivers during traffic stops. The colorful decals are placed on rear windows and signal to police that they need to adjust their communication approach, particularly for individuals who may be non-verbal or hard of hearing. The initiative aims to improve safety and understanding during traffic encounters.
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There are autistic people who are verbal and non-verbal.
You may just have one that just sits there and stares at you.
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