Traffic deaths rise sharply after small decline in 2014
NHTSA reports an 8 percent rise in traffic fatalities in the first half of 2015, countering a slight 2014 drop, amid expanding travel due to lower fuel costs and a stronger economy. AAA expects 42 million drivers for Thanksgiving weekend as officials push to cut human-error crashes.
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Traffic fatalities rise linked to driver behavior and distractions
Rosekind cites a rise in traffic deaths tied to increased miles driven and distracted driving. He urges avoiding phone use and alcohol, wearing belts and helmets, and notes 94 percent of crashes stem from human decisions. NHTSA will hold five meetings nationwide to gather input before a Washington summit with recommendations.
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