News From the States
By Annmarie Timmins
Jul 16, 2024
Ten deaths in four days on New Hampshire roadways. It’s a grim statistic that prompted a top state highway official Tuesday to call on drivers to “rethink their driving habits.” The announcement comes as state law enforcement has reported other high-risk driving that hasn’t led to fatalities, including a motorcyclist clocked at 158 mph near the Seacoast Monday.
“What’s happening on our roads is alarming and has resulted in tragic consequences,” said Eddie Edwards, assistant commissioner at the Department of Safety, in a statement. “But the unfortunate reality is many of these crashes could have been prevented by better decision-making.”
Better decision-making, Edwards said, includes obeying the speed limit, keeping eyes on the road, and choosing not to drive if impaired.
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