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Women whose husbands are incarcerated decide to band together to rob a hotel safe, posing as male robbers.

Ponch and Jon track down a tow truck driver who robs stranded single women motorists. Ponch's exposure to a leaky tank of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) threatens his performance on the streets as well as in the CHP's big basketball game.

A new dispatcher is having trouble handling calls. The CHP try out a new device that sends out an emergency signal when an officer is down.

When Getraer is injured he is brought to the hospital. While there and under sedation he sees someone do something to the man in the room with him. While trying to find out who the perpetrator is, the man tries to take Getraer out.

Andy Macedon is back. He challenges Ponch to a karate match at the youth center.

Bonnie is worried that someone she knew in the academy is now stealing cars.

Jon's new girlfriend is the only eye witness of the man who has been conducting a string of hit and run robberies. However, she is a compulsive liar, and any testimony she gives isn't credible.

While assigned to duty at a weigh station, Ponch and Jon go after a hijacked truck.

The CHP investigate a shipment of baby food that spilled from a truck and is contaminated with botulism.

Violent troublemakers in a punk band break into a van belonging to the new wave band Snow Pink. They both are performing in the Battle of the Bands. Ponch also demonstrates his singing talents.

Ponch reconnects with Robbie, whose trucking business is at the mercy of a competitor trying to put her out of business. Meanwhile, Officer Cahill is tracking everyone's biorhythms to see if it affects their performance on the job.

Baricza is suspicious when his old girlfriend, who's afraid of flying, is going to perform in the air show.

After Ponch is injured in a car chase, he is assigned to the Brat Patrol, an individualistic group of rag-tag kids who don't know what it means to be a team. Cadet Nelson and Officer Linahan investigate dope dealers in a neighborhood.

After an accident, Ponch has doubts about riding a motorcycle.

Someone is committing robberies using a laser to blind anyone who stands in their way even cops. A former western star whom Jon idolizes was at the robbery and is hesitant to come forward because he did nothing.

Distracted by his son's accident, Sgt. Getraer mistakenly releases a narcotics suspect.

Ponch flies on patrol in a CHP helicopter and is asked to appear at his old high school's Career Day. Jon helps him entertain the audience. Ponch and Jon locate a missing boy and solve a series of residential burglaries.

The Christmas season doesn't mean any less work for Jon and Ponch. At the community church, thieves run off with a 15th century bell that means a great deal to the local kids. They also operate a car theft ring and prey on unsuspecting car sellers by taking the cars for a test drive and not returning. When they get in an auto accident, their strange behavior gives them away and they are arrested.

Ponch and Jon investigate a wealthy man who is ripping off his family's charity car auction.

Counterfeiters working out of a church are creating phony $20 bills and passing them around L.A. Even Ponch receives some of the fake bills.

Ponch takes care of an orangutan after its owner is hurt in a car accident.

When Jon is sidelined with an injury, Ponch is partnered with Sgt. Getraer. A reckless tow truck driver with a grudge against CHPs endangers the entire department.

Sonny Matson is a getaway driver who was recently released and back on the streets committing robberies. Ponch has difficulties with his bank account.

The CHP officers try to reach a 1,000-pound weight loss goal, while investigating reports of a man throwing dirt at traffic.

CHP officers try to catch the person calling in fake accidents.