Thursday’s Headlines Will Die Behind the Wheel

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By Blake AuedMar 3, 2022, 5:00 am192 pts
One reason traffic deaths skyrocketed during the pandemic is that bad drivers — younger, predominantly male ones who were more likely to drive recklessly — stayed on the roads, while safer drivers stayed at home. (Washington Post, Streetsblog USA) The National Association of City Transportation Officials is…

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