What does ROI mean in POLICE

ROI stands for Racing On Interstates, which is the practice of racing automobiles on highways and other interstate roads.

Yes, it is illegal to drive beyond the posted speed limit and/or ignore other traffic laws while racing on interstates. Such activities can put others in serious risk of harm or injury.

Absolutely; due to the speeds involved with this activity, it can endanger not only the racers but also any bystanders or other drivers who may be nearby. It is important to obey all traffic laws and always be aware of surrounding conditions when driving on an interstate.

If you witness any illegal street racing behavior, report it immediately to local law enforcement personnel. Be sure to provide as much detail as possible including a description of the vehicles involved, their license plate numbers, time of day, location and direction they are heading if known. If driving yourself, always obey speed limits and use caution especially at night or during inclement weather conditions.

Call 911 to report the incident immediately providing as much information as possible about the vehicles involved such as make/model/year/license plate number etc., time of day and location so law enforcement officers may attempt to intercept them.