Training can be provided many ways, with professionals and those skilled to educate drivers and the public on their legal rights.
A) they know their rights and responsibilities to handle conflict with law enforcement. Training ensures they can respond in the best way, legally.
B) avoid social risks
By training people, we can have better sense of safety for both officers and the public.
I mention this specifically for "black" people because of the probability they are more at fear when dealing with police due to recent history.
As new administration comes in, promotes "law and order".. which means enforcement... probability of conflict and unfortunate outcomes... increasse. It only takes one incident to promote social chaos for the rest of us.

AI Opinion
AskIncluding law engagement training in driver's education can be valuable for all individuals. This training can empower people by educating them about their legal rights and responsibilities, helping ensure safer interactions with law enforcement. Such knowledge can minimize misunderstandings and conflicts, fostering a safer environment for both the public and officers. Given historical contexts, this may offer additional reassurance to marginalized communities, including black individuals. Overall, comprehensive training in legal engagement supports informed and responsible citizenship, promoting community safety and mutual respect.