This bill significantly alters the regulations governing vehicular pursuits by law enforcement officers within the District of Columbia. It specifically amends the Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amendment Act of 2022, removing prior restrictions on when officers could engage in such pursuits. The legislation aims to establish new, clearer standards for these high-speed operations. Under the new standards, a law enforcement officer may initiate a vehicular pursuit of a fleeing suspect unless the officer or a supervising official reasonably believes that the pursuit would pose an unacceptable risk of harm to individuals other than the suspect, prove futile , or if the suspect could be apprehended more effectively through alternative means. This change broadens the discretion of officers to engage in chases. Additionally, the legislation mandates that the Attorney General conduct an evaluation within three years of enactment. This evaluation must assess the costs and benefits of the Metropolitan Police Department adopting technologies like PursuitAlert , which are designed to inform the public about ongoing police pursuits in their immediate vicinity. A report detailing these findings must then be submitted to relevant Congressional committees.