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Early in 2022, the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) put out a call to action in response to an alarming trend in national traffic-accident fatalities.
"We need government at all levels, law enforcement, industry, non-profit and advocacy organizations, researchers, and roadway users themselves to do their part… to make our streets safer for people," the agency said.
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