Safety Then and Now Video of NHTSA 50th Anniversary
April, 2016
A glimpse of NHTSA history as recalled by former Administrators is available at
April, 2016
A glimpse of NHTSA history as recalled by former Administrators is available at
April, 2016
What is the difference between President Obama creating a Cancer Moonshot – but not a Crash Injury Moonshot?
1. Cancer does not have a lobby against government action.
2. Crash Injuries have a huge lobby against government action. This despite the fact that an end to crash injuries is within sight – in a decade.
April, 2016
An excellent article describes how secrecy defeats safety progress. And how secrecy continues to win while we the people lose our lives, livelihoods, and safety and happiness. See http://www.fairwarning.org/2016/04/secrecy-agreements/
Lou
Please read this to better understand how rigged things are in America against crash victims. http://www.corporatecrimereporter.com/news/200/ben-kelley-on-death-by-rental-car/
Lou
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April, 2016
The most important challenge we face is how do we help get the voices of victims heard and heeded!
Marianne Karth’s latest post:
Are you listening, Congress, everyone involved in the trucking industry and traffic safety advocacy, and especially, right now, President Obama?!
Life & Death Traffic Safety Problems Deserve Proper Treatment: Not Political Tug-of-War Game!”
April, 2016
April, 2016
Dear Care for Crash Victims Community Members:
An excellent article, showing a video of an IIHS crash test, conveys the importance of truck safety to workers and companies.
“Both consumers and businesses should pay attention to the IIHS tests, safety experts said.
“These ratings are terribly important,” said Clarence Ditlow, executive director of the Center for Auto Safety. “If I was a fleet manager, I would make sure I had my workers in the safest one. It also will save companies money over the long run.”
Beyond preventing injury, using safer vehicles reduces lost work time, workers’ compensation insurance claims and liability risk, Ditlow said.” See
https://www.trucks.com/2016/04/12/ford-f-150-pickup-truck-earns-top-safety-rating/
The National Safety Council’s 2015 Injury Facts reports that at work about 1,500 motor vehicle deaths and 100,000 injuries occur each year. The NSC estimates the economic costs to be nearly $24 billion in 2013.
That is about 4 motor vehicle deaths at work per day in the U.S.A. today.
Lou