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States credit unceasing effort for lower auto deaths
An Associated Press survey finds Rhode Island Hawaii Connecticut and Massachusetts lead in low auto fatality rates. Rhode Island 9.8 per 100000. Hawaii 12.2. Connecticut 12.4. Massachusetts 13.6. national rate 22. Officials credit persistent safety campaigns speed checks public awareness and modern highway design.
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New York
Rhode Island
Hawaii
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Associated Press
National Safety Council
John H. Chafee
Charles W. Shields Jr
Governor's Council On Highway Safety
Rhode. Island
Jamies A. Tacoi
Haiwaii
Eugene Fletcher
George Martin
Gineer
John Myatt
Oahu
Fletcher
Connecticut Safety Commission
Safety. Commission
Commission
Bruce Campbell
Massachusetts Safety Council
Endicott
Peabody
Campbell