Keep an Eye Out for Students Returning to School
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Keep an eye out for students returning to school
LITTLE ROCK — To help keep Arkansas students, families and communities safe as the new school year begins, the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office is conducting the “Extreme Safety” campaign, which began Aug. 10, and continues through Aug. 16.
ASP launches back-to-school safety campaign
To help keep Arkansas students, families and communities safe as the new school year begins, the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office is conducting the “Extreme Safety” campaign from August 10 through August 16. The campaign encourages motorists, pedestrians and…
Campaign urges drivers to put safety first
LITTLE ROCK — To help keep Arkansas students, families and communities safe as the new school year begins, the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office is conducting the "Extreme Safety" campaign from August 10 through August 16. The campaign encourages…
Safety on our roads – OPCC for Avon and Somerset
Last year, an average of two people per day were seriously injured or killed on Avon and Somerset roads. Tragically, there were 44 fatalities. This year, at the time of writing, 34 lives have already been lost. Behind each statistic is a person – someone loved, and a family whose lives will never be the same again. Road safety is one of the top issues that people raise with me, in person, in meetings and through emails. I hear directly from many…
The Road Transport Regulatory Authority launched a national road safety awareness campaign yesterday under the slogan: "Our lives are safe, road safety is everyone's responsibility." The campaign aims to promote awareness of the dangers of traffic accidents.
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