Alcohol-related highway fatalities increased again in 2002 while the majority of passenger vehicle occupants killed were not wearing safety belts, according to preliminary estimates from the U. S. Department of Transportation?s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. With overall highway fatalities also up slightly from 2001, the grim statistics underscore the need for better state laws that address the causes of ... Read More »
DOT Releases Preliminary Estimates Of 2002 Highway Fatalities
Alcohol-related highway fatalities increased again in 2002 while the majority of passenger vehicle occupants killed were not wearing safety belts, according to preliminary estimates from the U. S. Department of Transportation?s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Read More »
