IRVINE POLICE DEPARTMENT

Traffic Safety and Programs

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY

The Traffic Unit is committed to maintaining safe and efficient roadways in Irvine. Officers enforce traffic laws, conduct collision investigations, and collaborate closely with the Public Works Department to identify and resolve traffic-related issues throughout the city. This unit also includes Area Traffic Officers focusing on neighborhood traffic concerns and the Major Accident Investigation Team (MAIT). Additionally, the unit oversees specialized programs such as the Parking Enforcement Unit, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, and the Crossing Guard program.

The unit’s top priority is educating the community about traffic safety issues, including child safety seats, e-bikes, motorcycles, pedestrian safety, and preventing impaired driving.

Irvine PD Traffic Officer Talking to a Citizen About a Ticket
2025 IPD Officer Badge Photo & Patch

Irvine Rider Education Program

Child Safety Seat Program

Safe Routes to School

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