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“The department has adopted a strategy for reducing the deaths, including more than $800 million in grants to help communities with projects in high-crash areas, NHTSA said.” These grants and seminars, studies, texts, etc., have been going on for YEARS, at least my entire career, and I participated in them, and taught and wrote much curricula for same; but, every year there’s a new strategy and more money for grants, and the deaths keep piling up every year, just like the “war on drugs” did zero good. Why is that you think? Hint: Follow the money…in car design (lighter cars to meet CAFE stds means more deaths in crashes), infrastructure upgrade expenditures spent on social programs, lobby pressures, etc, and a whole host of social problems, like the war on drugs failure and thus drug and alcohol use in younger and younger populations, fatherless families etc.

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