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Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Remembering Road Traffic Victims

November 16, 2014, just another Sunday, right? No, this coming Sunday is much more. It is the United Nations (U.N.) World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Crash Victims. Every year, the third Sunday in November is a day to reflect, to think about family, friends, and all those who are killed because of traffic crashes.
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Multi-Tasking While Driving: Are You In Complete Control Of Your Vehicle?

Since 2004 it has been against the law for drivers in the United Kingdom to use mobile phones for calls or text messages if they are not using a hands free device[1]. Similar laws are being implemented across the globe. The UK law followed many years of campaigning by those who argued that using phones
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Making Some ‘NOYS’ on Teen Distracted Driving

Secretary Foxx with Teen Mentors at the NOYS Distracted Driving Summit 2014
Do you know the number one cause of death for teens? Recently, I watched a video of high school teens who tried to answer that question. A few of them answered the question correctly, but a majority of those who answered, answered it wrong. In case you don’t know, car crashes are the #1 killer
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Parents: Set the Rules With Your Teens Before They Hit the Road

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Talk to Your Teen Drivers About the “5 to Drive” Learning to drive is very exciting for teens, and a driver’s license is a giant step toward independence. But when a teen driver is getting ready to hit the road, a parent’s job isn’t done. In fact, talking to your kids about the dangers of
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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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