Which of the following is NOT a type of data available through NLETS?

Local traffic violations are generally considered to be under the jurisdiction of state or local law enforcement agencies and are typically managed within those domains. NLETS (National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System) primarily serves as a communication network that allows law enforcement agencies to access various types of interstate data. This includes out-of-state records such as probation information, boat registrations, and sex offender registries that law enforcement may need to track and validate concerning national safety and compliance.

Since local traffic violations usually do not cross state lines and are recorded within local databases, they are not part of the interstate data that NLETS provides. Therefore, recognizing that NLETS focuses on broader, more encompassing data from multiple jurisdictions helps clarify why local traffic violations would not be included in the types of data available through this system.