Fatalities

Revolutionary Advances in Safety Tech Aim to Reduce Highway Fatalities

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Advocacy Group Urges Reassignment of Cook County Judge Following Two Tragic Domestic Violence Fatalities

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Chicago, Illinois – A prominent advocacy group is urging for the reassignment of a Cook County judge following the tragic deaths of two individuals linked to cases of domestic violence that the judge had previously overseen. These incidents have ignited a heated debate on judicial accountability and the adequacy of protective measures for victims of domestic abuse. The advocacy organization has pointed out that, in both cases, the judge handling them had issued rulings that were criticized for potentially failing to recognize the severity of the threats the victims faced. This has led to public … Read more

Advocates Urge Stronger Legislation to Stem Rising Roadway Fatalities, Emphasize Role of Technology and State Action

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WASHINGTON — Safety on America’s roads has become a pressing issue, prompting calls for tougher legislation and improvements in vehicle safety technology. During a recent roundtable hosted by Nationwide, experts, including Cathy Chase, president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, emphasized the urgent need for legislative action to enhance roadway safety. Chase highlighted the alarming statistic of approximately 40,000 fatalities annually on U.S. roads as a clear indication of the necessity for reform at both the national and state levels. Chase advocated for the U.S. Congress to direct the Department of Transportation to implement … Read more

Missouri’s Lax Helmet Laws Lead to Spike in Motorcycle Fatalities

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Columbia, Missouri – Four years after Missouri relaxed its motorcycle helmet laws, concerns mount as the state anticipates new statistics following another summer of increased helmetless riding. In 2020, legislators amended state laws allowing motorcyclists over the age of 26 and holding health insurance to ride without helmets. This decision has coincided with rising motorcycle fatalities and injuries, emphasizing ongoing debates about road safety and personal freedom. Missouri’s experience reflects a broader national context where helmet mandates vary significantly. Across the United States, seventeen states alongside Washington DC enforce universal helmet laws. Conversely, other states … Read more