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America’s Roads Are Still Deadly Despite Safer Cars and Smarter Tech

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Here’s a number that should stop any driver in their tracks: 44,450 people died in motor vehicle crashes in the U.S. in 2024. That’s according to the latest estimates from the National Safety Council (NSC), …

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America’s Roads Are Still Deadly Despite Safer Cars and Smarter Tech

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The most common types of traffic collisions and how to avoid them

Car crashes are one of the last things in the world that drivers want happening to them when they get behind the wheel, but unfortunately, they still happen quite regularly. Data estimates show that well over a million people lose their lives every year as a result of traffic collisions, making them a leading cause of fatalities worldwide. However, there are also many accidents that don’t result in death but which are nonetheless very detrimenta…

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NDOT Annual Highway Safety Conference Aims to Drive Change

LINCOLN, Neb. — In 2024, an estimated 251 people lost their lives on Nebraska roads — the highest rate in 17 years — a stark reminder of the urgent need for highway safety efforts.

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