"THEY DON'T RETURN HOME": U.S. CITIES FAIL TO CURB TRAFFIC DEATHS
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✍️ A hit-and-run driver killed a woman, Erika 'Tilly' Edwards, in Los Angeles, highlighting the growing concern over road safety in the US, where traffic deaths have increased by 20% in the past decade.
👉 Traffic deaths in the US have increased by 20% in the past decade, with 39,345 estimated deaths in 2024. 👉 The US is an outlier in road safety, ranking at the bottom among 29 high-income countries. 👉 Industry resistance and bureaucratic hurdles hinder the implementation of safety measures. 👉 The case of Erika 'Tilly' Edwards highlights the need for improved road safety.
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