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Watch: Highway safety advocates name best and worst states for safety law enforcement

Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety released their overview of state highway safety laws this week. The list names the best and worst of states enforcing highway safety laws. Rhode Island , D.C., and five other states received a “green” rating, while 13 were “red.” Advocates highlighted technology as the best path for reducing highway…

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Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety released their overview of state highway safety laws this week. The list names the best and worst of states enforcing highway safety laws. Rhode Island , D.C., and five other states received a “green” rating, while 13 were “red.” Advocates highlighted technology as the best path for reducing highway deaths, with over 100 people dying in accidents daily. Motor vehicle crashes is something we can do something about. There are things that we can do to make a big difference. We all deserve a safe transportation system.

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