West Virginia Traffic Deaths Rise Despite Safety Efforts
In 1941 West Virginia saw higher highway fatalities than 1940 with 440 deaths by December 25, despite stronger enforcement and safety actions. The rise partly reflects 30,000 more registered vehicles and a surge in tourist, commercial, and defense traffic. MW. P. Rhinehart
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