Police across Atlantic County stopped more than 100 drivers in a single day as part of a coordinated traffic safety crackdown aimed at reducing deadly crashes on local roads. The Atlantic County Association of Chiefs of Police (ACACP) states that it has partnered with other groups in pursuing New Jersey's "Target Zero" vision of eliminating deaths from vehicle crashes. How Many Drivers Were Stopped and WhyTo make that happen, back on Friday, January 16th, the Atlantic City, Absecon, Brigantine, Egg Harbor Township, Hamilton Township, Hammonton, Mullica Township, Pleasantville, and Stockton University Police Departments and the Atlantic County Sheriff's Office conducted coordinated traffic enforcement efforts. Two additional arrests were made by Stockton University Police and the Atlantic County Sheriff's Office. Salem County NJ sheriff's officer stopping a vehicle - Photo: Google Maps Salem County NJ sheriff's officer stopping a vehicle - Photo: Google Maps loading...Trending in a Better DirectionThese efforts are being made so that the recent decrease in traffic-related fatalities continues.