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Lives Lost on North Carolina Roads in 2019
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Traffic safety solutions, based on data-driven strategies, must have a zero tolerance approach to injury prevention.
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We all share the responsibility of making safe decisions on the road. Together, we can prevent crashes.
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By designing roads and vehicles to forgive human mistakes, we can build a system which protects its users.
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Only drive sober
In 2019, 24% of traffic fatalities involved someone drinking and driving (NCDOT Crash Facts).
Always wear a seat belt
In 2019, 43% of people killed on North Carolina roads were unbuckled at the time of the crash (NCDOT Crash Facts).
Follow the speed limit
In 2019, over 25% of traffic fatalities involved speeding (NCDOT Crash Facts).
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Your students are full of energy and tired of being cooped up inside. How can we encourage them to use that energy at school while still learning? The Walk the World program is a ready-to-go activity for elementary or middle school classes. About the program The goal of the Walk the World program is to […]