07/02/2007
Move Over, America is a partnership of the National Safety Commission, the National Sheriffs' Association and the National Association of Police Organizations. The campaign is the first nationally coordinated effort to educate Americans about Move Over laws and how they help protect the law enforcement officers who risk their lives protecting the public. For more information regarding the Move Over laws of each state, visit www.moveoveramerica.com.
THINK! Motorcycle Safety Video Clips
Road Deaths Go Down as Gas Prices Go Up
Arkansas State Police Corporal Blake Wilson, 51, of Russellville, has been named the recipient of the American Association of State Troopers (AAST) 2008 Trooper of the Year award.
Follow These Steps to Ensure Safe Ride
Even the best-made vehicles with the highest quality ratings will likely have something go awry that requires repair in the first five years of ownership. Those repairs may not come cheap for some car owners. You might want to factor in--along with fuel and insurance--the cost of repairing a vehicle when the warranty expires when shopping to buy a car on a specific budget.
Over two-thirds of young drivers and passengers killed in nighttime car crashes were not wearing seat belts. Although seat belt use actually is rising slightly nationwide, fatality figures published recently offered a somber contrast as law enforcement launched its annual pre-Memorial Day drive to encourage Americans to buckle up.
Great Ideas to Help Keep Your Price at the Pump to a Minimum
Drivecam Camera Records Teen Behavior for Parents to See and Hear
Tiny Car Receives Highest Rating in Front- and Side-Impact Testing
Nearly Ten Percent Admit to Driving Drunk Within the Past Month, According to the AAA Foundation's 2008 Traffic Safety Culture Index
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