Establishes database containing information on traffic stops by certain law enforcement officers.

S 3486 requires New Jersey's Attorney General to create a public, searchable database tracking all traffic stops by state and local law enforcement officers. Law enforcement agencies must submit quarterly reports including driver demographics (race, age, gender), stop details (violation type, search conducted), outcomes (citation, arrest, property seizure), and officer information. The database, accessible on the Department of Law and Public Safety website, covers every traffic enforcement interaction - even those resulting only in oral warnings. This law directly affects law enforcement agencies (who must report data) and the public (who can access the records for oversight purposes).