#traffic-fatalities

#traffic-fatalities

The 'Stop Super Speeders' legislation seeks to enforce speed limiters on habitual speeders in New York to reduce traffic fatalities.

Automatic braking systems for new vehicles are essential for protecting cyclists and pedestrians, according to Rep. Joe Neguse's new legislation.

Waymo's research highlights the urgent need to improve safety for vulnerable road users as autonomous vehicles become mainstream.

Four out of seven road fatalities over Christmas occurred within sight of victims' homes, emphasizing increased risks for vulnerable road users.

Car accident fatalities in the U.S. have declined, but distracted driving and other risky behaviors remain significant contributors.

Fatality data show surprising trends, with smaller cities sometimes ranking high in car crash deaths contrary to expectations.

Gardaí express concern as over 580 drivers were caught speeding during a safety campaign, reflecting ongoing road safety issues.

Irish road deaths remain alarmingly high with 179 fatalities in 2023, prompting calls for research on traffic safety trends.

Road fatalities in Ireland have decreased from 55 last year to 40 this year, despite recent tragic accidents.

San Francisco failed in its 10-year 'Vision Zero' goal to eliminate traffic fatalities, with 10 pedestrian deaths so far this year.

The community is urged to demand change for safer streets and better traffic regulations to prevent further tragedies.

New York experiences unprecedented pedestrian fatalities, with the Upper West Side notably affected, indicating systemic traffic safety issues persisting despite initiatives like Vision Zero.

Vehicle design changes are essential to reduce pedestrian fatalities in the U.S.

Pedestrian fatalities rose by 57% from 2013 to 2022, highlighting a growing crisis.

The first quarter of 2024 saw the highest pedestrian fatalities in New York in 10 years, despite a general decline in traffic fatalities over the past 30 years.

The history of pedestrian fatalities in the U.S. began with Henry Hale Bliss, highlighting an ongoing conflict between pedestrians and drivers in urban settings.

SFMTA's suspension of daylighting law enforcement jeopardizes pedestrian safety amid rising traffic deaths.

California plans to introduce a bill that would require new vehicles to have systems alerting drivers when they exceed the speed limit by 10 mph, aiming to reduce car crash fatalities.

The recent data shows racial disparities in NYC traffic fatalities, with Hispanic and Asian communities disproportionately affected.

Vulnerable road users in NYC face alarming fatality rates, particularly among Asian and Hispanic populations.

Paris's street design, especially mid-block crosswalks, prioritizes pedestrian safety more effectively than New York's corner-oriented intersections.

Driver behavior is key to improving road safety in the U.S. beyond just vehicle design changes.

Cambridge City Council is lowering speed limits on state highways to enhance cyclist safety following multiple fatalities this year.

San Jose task force Vision Zero is concluding; city showed improvement in reducing traffic deaths, still challenges ahead.