Annual Tree of Life Lighting and Candlelight Vigil Remembers Traffic-Related Deaths by RALEIGH – In its 20th year, the “Tree of Life” was lit this evening on the grounds of the State Capitol in honor of the memory of the 1,442 lives lost on North Carolina roadways in 2016. Governor Roy Cooper, Department of Transportation … Read more
DMV Introduces The Parent’s Supervised Driving Program, Aimed at Preventing Teen Crashes & Deaths on Delaware Roads / Sponsorship Supports Teen Driver Education and the Role of the Parent by Dover — The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced today the rollout of a new driving program to help parents and guardians of Delaware … Read more
Traffic-Related Deaths Remembered at Annual Tree of Life Lighting and Candlelight Vigil by RALEIGH– The “Tree of Life” was illuminated this evening on the grounds of the State Capitol in honor of the memory of the 1,387 lives lost on North Carolina highways in 2015. The Governor’s Highway Safety Program, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and law … Read more
Governor McCrory Launches New Initiative to Eliminate Deaths on North Carolina Roadways by RALEIGH – Transportation Secretary Nick Tennyson announced a new initiative today championed by Governor Pat McCrory to eliminate deaths on North Carolina’s roadways. NC Vision Zero seeks to bring together multiple agencies and stakeholders to engineer safer roads, educate all road users, … Read more
DMV Introduces The Parent’s Supervised Driving Program, Aimed at Preventing Teen Crashes & Deaths on Delaware Roads / Sponsorship Supports Teen Driver Education and the Role of the Parent by Dover — The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced today the rollout of a new driving program to help parents and guardians of Delaware … Read more
Virginia’s traffic fatalities continue to decline in 2011 with a preliminary count of 137 deaths as of April 1, compared to 141 for this same time period in 2010. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Important News
Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that traffic fatalities will reach a record low in 2010, the second consecutive year in which traffic fatalities have reached a record low in Virginia. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Important News