MnDOT aides human trafficking awareness
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) began installing posters in 41 rest areas across the state in June to educate the traveling public about human trafficking and to encourage them to report suspicious activity. The posters include guidelines on how to recognize signs of human trafficking and potential victims and a toll-free hotline to report any suspicious activity.
Human trafficking often involves travel, including the transport of victims from a base of operations to locations of exploitation.
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