Local democratic parties are providing, you know, kind of basic services, fixing your taillight, you know, offering tutors for your kids, that kind of thing.
Currently, police are able to stop and search vehicles over things like broken taillights, expired tags and registrations, window tints, and the smell of marijuana.
A cracked windshield, tinted windows, loud exhaust, broken taillights, or expired registration or plates, and other non-safety related issues would become no longer grounds for a stop.
One analysis from Massachusetts County found that police pull over black drivers at more than twice the rate of white drivers for non-traffic safety violations, like a broken taillight.
Even more recently, just listen to the officer who pulled over Philando Castile for a broken taillight, by the way, explaining on the radio beforehand why he was about to do that.