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What Will You Contribute Today? 9 Tips for Road Safety

A short time ago I was at a traffic safety conference and one of the speakers asked a very simple question of everyone there – What will you do TODAY to contribute to making where you live and work safer? It is a question we should all ask ourselves daily. That question is a recognition
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Time for a Super Night – Tips for a Safe Super Bowl Night

The Super Bowl is America’s most watched national sporting event. On Super Bowl Sunday, February 1, there will be lots of game day socializing that may include drinking. That’s why the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and law enforcement officials are urging football fans to choose sides now: drinking OR driving. If you plan
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NTSB’s Releases “Most Wanted List” for Safety in 2015

Impairment and Distraction Still on List Say the name the “National Transportation Safety Board” (NTSB) and you have also declared this government entity’s purpose—transportation safety. By investigating crashes in all modes of transportation, NTSB has a unique perspective on what should be done to make all manners of transport safe. NTSB determines what caused a
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Driving During The Night—8 Tips For Your Safety

Nighttime Driving
Most drivers are used to being on the road at night, and yet many don’t realize the dangers involved. Many of the most serious road threats — drunk driving, speeding, etc. — are more prevalent at night, and each one makes getting in a crash and being injured or killed more likely. So what can
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An international leader on traffic safety, based in the U.S., David works with law enforcement officers, prosecutors, judges, probation officers, highway safety advocates and others, to bring a complete and independent perspective on what needs to be done in making roads safer for everyone. David does not focus on one aspect, but considers multiple factors. It is this comprehensive approach that makes a difference.

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