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May is Motorcycle Safety Month: Georgia Looking to Overturn Dismal Accident Stats

A series of consecutive years with a high number of motorcycle accidents in Georgia has galvanized the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety into action. The GOHS has declared May as Motorcycle Awareness Safety Month in the state. The campaign started with the GOHS taking its motorcycle safety message to the…

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Georgia Embarking on Seat belt Campaign to Reduce Accident-related Injuries

Law enforcement agencies in the state have launched a campaign to encourage seatbelt use among Georgia drivers to prevent serious accident-related injuries, especially those occurring on rural roads. It is a shift from previous efforts that focused such enforcement in urban centers, and it has to do with the dismal…

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General Motors Announces Recall of Vehicles for Auto Defects

General Motors and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have announced a set of three recalls for the new Chevrolet Camaro as well as several other models of pickup trucks and sports utility vehicles, because of auto defects. The recalls involve a total of 43,824 vehicles. The Cadillac Escalade, Chevy…

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Safer Roads, Fewer Accidents: Georgia’s Road Improvement Stimulus Funds Are Here

Motorists in Georgia can look forward to repaired highways and safer streets that will reduce the risk of accidents. Governor Perdue last week approved $187 million from federal stimulus funds, which will be used in up to 51 road construction and repair projects in metro Atlanta. In April, the governor…

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New NHTSA Roof Crush Standards Will Save Lives, Reduce Accident-Related Injuries

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will soon have a new standard that promises to reduce injuries caused in car and light truck accidents. The new standard will require the roofs of these vehicles to be able to withstand three times the curb weight of the vehicle. The old standard…

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