Traffic Safety Urged as Major U.S. Death Cause
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover warns traffic accidents kill thousands of Americans yearly and urges stronger laws, higher fines, and longer jail terms for repeat offenders to curb reckless driving and protect public safety.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Extra Insurance Needed For Youth
Dr. Harold D. Hor stine of the University of Nevada notes parents paid about 190 million dollars in extra insurance premiums in the United States in one year due to drivers under 26 using family cars. He argues this could fund universal driver education and a superior high school driver course. U S oil companies provide about 150 million roads in kilograms at a cost of roughly 15 dollars.
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University of Nevada
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The Most Important Road Is Ahead Says Safety Leader
Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council warns that the road ahead remains the most dangerous for drivers and urges strict adherence to traffic rules. He emphasizes obeying speed limits, signaling correctly, and careful behavior by families, especially children, when crossing or walking near roads.
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Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
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