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Nearly 150 Crash Survivors and Families Who Have Lost Loved Ones Ask Senate Committee to Prioritize Proven Safety Solutions

“Our families have endured the loss of a loved one or sustained serious, lifelong injuries as a result of preventable motor traffic crashes and incidents. And, we are far from alone. More than 42,000 people were killed, and nearly 2.4 million people were injured in traffic crashes in 2022, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). While people…

Advocates Submits Letter Outlining Solutions to Roadway Safety Crisis, AV Concerns Ahead of Senate Hearing

On Tuesday May 21, 2024 the Senate Subcommittee on Surface Transportation, Maritime, Freight and Ports is holding a hearing titled “Examining the Roadway Safety Crisis and Highlighting Community Solutions.” Ahead of the hearing, Advocates has submitted a letter to the record urging the committee to advance proven solutions to enhance public safety. The letter also lays out concerns with autonomous…

Advocates Releases Report Showing $1,250 in Savings Per Dollar Invested by Auto Insurers

Advocates commissioned a report by Ted Miller, PhD of the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation (PIRE) that analyzes our impact over the past 34 years, with emphasis on our contribution to the reduction of roadway deaths and injuries and mitigation of crash costs through 2021. The laws and regulations included in this report saved an estimated 215,345 lives and…

VT: Advocates Calls on Gov. Scott to Sign S. 184 to Address High Percentage of Speed-Related Crash Fatalities

Vermont has one of the highest speeding-related traffic fatality rates in the country. In 2021, 30 people were killed on Vermont’s roads, and 41 percent of the crash fatalities involved speeding. Comparatively, speeding was a factor in 29 percent of U.S. motor vehicle fatalities that year. In addition, Vermont incurred $625 million in economic harm, which is equivalent to approximately…