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...never ride while impaired or distracted, and always wear protective gear." Research from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration indicates that a motorcyclist is more vulnerable than a passenger vehicle occupant in the event of...
...outside the teen's vehicle. (National Automotive Sampling System, General Estimates System, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration).The Taylor White Foundation for Advancing Our Community was founded in 2009. It was established...
...their cars, as well as their four-wheelers and boats.The traffic statistics from the most recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report show just how risky it is to drive while impaired above the legal limit.Alaskans drive a...
...attacks the alcohol-related work of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the National Transportation Safety Board, the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse...
...advances have raised concerns that drivers' attention is being diverted too much from the road.The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Thursday proposed voluntary guidelines for manufacturers, including a recommendation that they...
...Chicago and beyond. Have you noticed fewer people doing it? Neither have we.A second agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, says distracted driving was a factor in more than 3,000 fatal accidents in 2010.It doesn't...
...drivers. For instance, the report cites National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data that shows in 2010, 37 percent...is a national database that compiles National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data, there were 30,797 fatal crashes...
...much more vulnerable than a passenger vehicle occupant in the event of a crash. Research from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that per vehicle mile traveled; motorcyclists are about 39 times more likely than passenger...
...seat belt (CDC). In 2008, seat belts saved more than 13,000 lives nationwide according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Teens have the lowest rate of seatbelt use. Male high school student use is even lower, and seatbelt...
...nation lost their lives to drunk driving in 2004. That's over half the population of this town. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimated that alcohol was a factor in 39 percent of Alaska's fatal crashes and in 7 percent of...