The National Safety Council’s fatality estimate for the 2022 Memorial holiday period includes 35 more deaths than its 2021 estimate.
A new analysis from Teletrac Navman explores places and times in spring that are linked to particularly high fatality rates. The deadliest day for fatal collisions was determined to be May 20.
New projections from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration indicate a 10.5% increase in U.S. traffic deaths in 2021.
Zutobi’s annual analysis ranks countries for dangerous driving based on factors like speed limits, seat belt compliance, blood alcohol concentration limits for drivers, and road traffic death rates.
A new report from MoneyGeek finds that New Mexico had the highest rate of distracted driving fatalities of all states in the nation for the third year in a row.
Over the last decade, pedestrian deaths have skyrocketed by more than 2,000 in 2020. A new report from the Governor’s Highway Safety Association presents preliminary data for the first half of 2021 and the upward trend continues.
A new study finds that one in five New Jersey motorists are distracted drivers.
Motorcyclists are about 29 times more likely than people in cars to lose their lives in a traffic crash. Here are some best practices for professional drivers that can help avoid collisions as riders hit the roads.
NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy recently challenged safety leaders to use the Safe System Approach in their communities to combat the dire traffic fatality problem.
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) released a report to Congress that details five opportunity areas to help the widespread implementation of the Complete Streets design model.
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