Safety Director Urges Public Backing for Highway Plan
Connecticut Safety Commission executive director James K. Williams urged Bridgeport Safety Council members to mobilize public support for the Back the Attack highway safety program. He noted low local participation hinders results, cited alcohol as a leading accident cause, and urged driver education, expanded police staffing, and coordinated local groups to implement the 14 point plan across 169 towns.
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