California Highway Patrol was created in 1929.
The budget of California Highway Patrol is 1,900,000,000 dollars.
Mississippi Highway Patrol was created in 1938.
The first state to establish a highway patrol was California, which created the California Highway Patrol in 1929. This initiative aimed to address increasing traffic-related issues and improve safety on the state's highways. The success of California's model led other states to develop their own highway patrol agencies in the following years.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol was created in 1937.
Wyoming Highway Patrol was created in 1933.
Tennessee Highway Patrol was created in 1929.
Nevada Highway Patrol was created in 1908.
Montana Highway Patrol was created in 1935.
Florida Highway Patrol was created in 1939.
Kansas Highway Patrol was created in 1937.
Utah Highway Patrol was created in 1923.
Real Stories of the Highway Patrol was created in 1993.