US EditionAAA: Drivers Want Tougher Impaired-Driving Laws
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A new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety shows that although most drivers in the United States want more action to prevent accidents, many still admit risky behaviors such as driving after drinking or using drugs.This annual survey, called Traffic Safety Culture Index, gathers opinions and habits from thousands of drivers to better understand how people perceive road safety and what changes they support.What's going on on on the road…
AAA: Drivers Want Tougher Impaired-Driving Laws
Source: shermancahal / Getty INDIANAPOLIS – Despite a widespread understanding of the dangers of reckless driving, risky behaviors on the road remain common across the U.S. However, a new report from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (AAAFTS) indicates strong public support for measures that could significantly curb traffic fatalities. Federal estimates show that more than 39,000 people were killed in traffic crashes in the United States in …
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