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posted on February 20, 2008
As traffic deaths soar near record levels and hundreds of state law loopholes persist, most states earn average grades in nation's highway safety report card
Most states earned average grades in a nationwide report card tracking state progress on the enactment of 15 model laws to curb the near record high number of deaths on the nation's highways, according to an annual study issued Feb. 18 by Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety (Advocates).
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