Federal regulators said the number of Americans who died in highway crashes last year fell by 3.6%. But the total is still significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, with safety experts pointing to a variety of causes, including distracted and drunk driving, as well as failure by passengers to wear seatbelts.The post Highway Fatalities Fell in 2023 – But Are Still Up Over Pre-COVID Totals appeared first on Headlight.news.
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