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PROMOTING TRAFFIC SAFETY IN INDIANA

Holly Myers

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This article looks at the traffic accident fatality rate in Indiana, as of the mid-1950s, and examines highway safety practices in the state to determine where improvements can be made. A brief review of traffic problems is provided, accident factors are investigated, and a number of suggestions are made, including a 9-point traffic safety program.

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This article looks at the traffic accident fatality rate in Indiana, as of the mid-1950s, and examines highway safety practices in the state to determine where improvements can be made. A brief review of traffic problems is provided, accident factors are investigated, and a number of suggestions are made, including a 9-point traffic safety program.

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This article looks at the traffic accident fatality rate in Indiana, as of the mid-1950s, and examines highway safety practices in the state to determine where improvements can be made. A brief review of traffic problems is provided, accident factors are investigated, and a number of suggestions are made, including a 9-point traffic safety program.

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Traffic accident, Engineering, Occupational safety and health, Accident (philosophy), Business, Political science, Law

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