Can Traffic Deaths go the Way of Smallpox?

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By Angie SchmittMay 16, 2014, 10:59 am76 pts
In the United States we have become desensitized to traffic deaths. That doesn’t mean we don’t mourn, of course, but it means we seem to have accepted them as just a normal part of living – much the way people used to accept death from smallpox or cholera. I’ve never understood why the continual stream…

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