1. Texas Department Of Public Safety - Courtesy, Service, Protection New traffic laws Take Effect. drivingrelated legislation taking effect September 1, 2003 Texas Department of Public safety 5805 North Lamar Blvd http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/director_staff/public_information/pr081903b.htm

Advanced Search Home Contact Us Employment ... News Information for the News Media Public Information Office August 19, 2003 New Traffic Laws Take Effect Driving-related legislation taking effect September 1, 2003: SB 45 makes it a state jail felony to drive while intoxicated with a passenger younger than 15. SB 193 requires drivers nearing stopped emergency vehicles-with lights activated -to either slow down or change lanes. The law states a driver must either vacate the lane closest to the stopped emergency vehicle if the road has multiple lanes traveling in the same direction or slow down 20 miles per hour below the speed limit. (If the speed limit is below 25 mph the driver must slow down to 5 mph.) Emergency vehicles include police, emergency medical service and fire vehicles. A violation is punishable by a maximum fine of $200. If the violation results in property damage, the maximum fine increases to $500. If the violation results in bodily injury, the offense is enhanced to a Class B misdemeanor.

2. IIHS-HLDI | Safety Facts Selected resources available on a wide range of safety topics. Special report how state laws measure up Airbags. Alcoholimpaired driving. Books and videos safety belt use. Speed limits/enforcement. Side crashes. Teenage drivers. traffic and roadway http://www.hwysafety.org/safety_facts/safety.htm

CHOOSE A TOPIC Aftermarket parts Airbags Alcohol and drugs Antilock brakes Bicycles Bumpers Children Crash compatibility Daytime running lights Driver death rates Gender Head restraints Large trucks Motorcycles Older People Pedestrians Red light running Roadside hazards Roundabouts Safety belt use Speed Teenagers Urban crashes The Institute conducts and publishes research on a wide range of highway safety issues. Choose from the drop-down list to go to an index of all the documents available on our site about a specific topic. Or to access quick-reference fact sheets by topic, choose from the following documents. Links to these documents also are included in the "by topic" index above. UPDATED FATALITY FACTS: 42,815 people died in crashes in 2002. The Institute has hundreds more facts about the motor vehicle safety picture in 2002 (the most recent year for which fatality data are available from the federal government's Fatality Analysis Reporting System). Topics: General html PDF Alcohol html PDF Bicycles html PDF Children html PDF Gender html PDF Large Trucks html PDF Motorcycles html PDF Older People html PDF Passenger Vehicles html PDF Pedestrians html PDF Roadside Hazards html PDF State by State html PDF Teenagers html PDF Fatality Facts are updated once a year, when the federal government releases data from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System.

3. Berkshire County Traffic Safety Home Page Safe Communities. of the. Berkshires. Phoebe T. Sugarman, Director. traffic safety Home Page. Jane M. Swift, Governor. Nancy J. Luther, Exec. Director. Social Norming. Updated 07/27/01 . This site updated frequently. Check in often. Community traffic safety Program driving Law. Other Highway safety Sites. Count of Visitors. Massachusetts General laws. Mailing Stuffers Templates. traffic http://www.berkshire.net/traffic.safety

Safe Communities of the Berkshires Phoebe T. Sugarman, Director Traffic Safety Home Page Jane M. Swift, Governor Nancy J. Luther, Exec. Director Social Norming Updated This site updated frequently. Check in often. Stats Feeling Lucky? Check out the traffic safety statistics for selected Berkshire County towns. Pittsfield Lenox Great Barrington TRAFFIC SAFETY HOME PAGE INDEX About the Community Traffic Safety Program Community Input Needed Traffic Safety Questions and Answers How to Avoid/Survive Accidents ... Traffic Safety Questions and Answers Send your questions, comments, and suggestions to us by e-mail at: safety@berkshire.net The Berkshire Country Regional Community Traffic Safety Program is a Safe Communities program, sponsored by the Governor's Highway Safety Bureau. Safe Communities is a program created to help communities address their own traffic safety concerns and problems. Our goal is to reduce traffic crash injuries, fatalities, and economic loss. Visit the Safe Communities service center for ideas and resources. How Can We Help Make Your Community Safer?

4. Texas Driving Law And Texas Traffic Laws SPECIAL NOTE In accordance with Texas driving law, the Department of Public safety may deny court for violations of Texas traffic laws or certain http://www.statedrivinglaw.com/texas-driving-law.html

Texas Driving Law Information on Texas driving law and Texas traffic laws... Operating a motor vehicle is a privilege. If this privilege is abused by violating Texas traffic laws it may result in driver's license suspension or revocation. Updates New driving laws and traffic laws in Texas took effect on September 1, 2003. HB 1330 of Texas driving law allows a drivers license applicant to voluntarily list on their license any health condition that might impede communication with peace officers. The applicant must supply DPS with a written statement from a licensed physician. This law takes effect Jan. 1, 2004. An erroneous e-mail has circulated claiming that HB 281, which would have outlawed talking on a cell phone while driving—or without using a hands-free device—had passed and was to take effect September 1. The bill did not pass and did not take effect. Mandatory Suspensions Under Texas driving law, convictions of the following offenses will result in the automatic suspension of a driving privilege. failure to stop and render aid any offense punishable as a felony under the motor vehicle laws of Texas overtaking and passing a school bus (subsequent conviction) displaying or possessing a driver's license or identification card that is fictitious, cancelled, revoked, suspended, or altered

5. Connecticut Driving Law And Connecticut Traffic Laws in court of a serious violation of Connecticut traffic laws. 11. Other reasons as the DMV may deem necessary under Connecticut driving law. safety Belts and http://www.statedrivinglaw.com/connecticut-driving-law.html

Connecticut Driving Law Information on Connecticut driving law and Connecticut traffic laws... Update New driving laws in Connecticut for 2004 Keeping Your Driver's License In order to keep your driver's license, you must drive safely at all times. Under Connecticut driving law, you can lose your license for: 1. Leaving the scene of an accident in which you are involved, without identifying yourself. 2. Giving false information when you apply for a driver's license. 3. Attempting to change the information on your license or using someone else's license when attempting to purchase an alcoholic beverage. 4. Failing to appear for a re-examination. 5. Failure to comply with DMV requests. 8. Using a motor vehicle to commit a felony or taking the life of someone in a motor vehicle accident. 9. Letting someone else use your driver's license or identity documents to obtain a license or ID card. 10. Failing to appear in court when summoned for a motor vehicle violation, or being convicted in court of a serious violation of Connecticut traffic laws. 11. Other reasons as the DMV may deem necessary under Connecticut driving law.

6. An Investigation Of The Safety Implications Of Wireless Communications In Vehicl magnitude of the traffic safety problem related to cellular telephone use while driving? Will crashes of existing state laws to address inattentive driving behavior. Working with http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/research/wireless

An Investigation of the Safety Implications of Wireless Communications in Vehicles November 1997 Table of Contents Preface Executive Summary Report Summary Chapter 1 - Background 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Wireless Communication 1.3 Industry Focus on Safety 1.4 Legislative Issues 1.5 Objective and Scope 1.6 Approach 1.7 Organization of this Report 1.8 Definition of Terms Chapter 2 - Cellular Telephone Use in America and Perceptions of Safety 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Demographics: Who is Using Cellular Telephones? 2.3 Use Patterns: How are Cellular Telephones Being Used? 2.4 Use of Cellular Telephones for Emergency Response 2.5 Users Opinions: How Safe Is Cellular Telephone Use While Driving? 2.6 Public Comment 2.7 Conclusions Chapter 3 - Crash Data Relating to Cellular Telephone Use While Driving 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Fatal Analysis Reporting System 3.3 National Accident Sampling System 3.4 Oklahoma Crash Data 3.5 Minnesota Crash Data 3.6 Cellular Telephone Related Crash Experience in Japan 3.7 Case Studies 3.8 Discussion

7. Drivers.com: Enforcement: Traffic Laws asks whether tougher and tougher enforcement is the best way to reduce sloppy and reckless driving and improve safety? More ». traffic laws Other links http://www.drivers.com/topic/51/

DEVICE DRIVERS DRIVING JOBS OUR STORE RESOURCES ... Contact Us Search Site Site Topics Autos Behavior Driving Enforcement ... Training Our newsletter Check it out Sponsored Links TeachSafeDriving.com Truck Driving Schools 24x7DrivingSchool.com Trucking Books Sub-Topics of Traffic Laws: Informal Laws Police Traffic Laws - Sponsored links: GoToTrafficSchool.com The cheapest online traffic school Traffic Laws - Featured articles: Older children don't buckle up Young children today are more often seated properly in child safety seats, but older kids ride unbuckled and die in car crashes at rates similar to adults, shows recent U.S. data. And 27 states have upgraded related laws since 2001. More Three strikesand your car is out! Starting in February, clamping teams will patrol London's streets seeking out vehicles whose owners have ignored three or more £80 penalty notices for not paying the city's congestion charge. Three-time offender's cars will be impounded. More Are cell phone yakkers getting ticketed yet? Cell phone laws are difficult to enforce, and there's lots of controversy about who should pass them, says Wireless Newsfactor. More Can speeding be justified?

8. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Public Affairs Information Page Welcome to the National Highway traffic safety Administration's (NHTSA) public affairs web page in Incentive Grants To States, Others With Tougher Drunk driving laws (10/03/03) http://www.dot.gov/affairs/nhtsain.htm

NHTSA Home Archives Briefing Room DOT Home Want to know if your vehicle has been involved in a recall? Find out by clicking here PRESS RELEASES FROM 2003 December NHTSA Publishes List of October, November 2003 Recalls (12/31/03) DOT Announces Proposal for Reforming Federal Fuel Efficiency Program (12/22/03) NHTSA Says Drunk Driving Deaths Increased In 17 States; Police to Crack Down on Impaired Drivers (12/18/03) NHTSA, Surgeon General Join Partners to Announce National Hispanic Impaired Driving Prevention Campaign (12/9/03) ... NHTSA Unveils Strategy to Reduce Impaired Driving, Sets Priorities for Immediate Future (12/03/03) November NHTSA Publishes Upgraded Vehicle Standard For Fire Protection in Rear Impact Crashes (11/25/03) NHTSA Releases List of MY 2004 Vehicles to be Rated for Safety NHTSA Publishes List of August, September 2003 Recalls (11/17/03) NHTSA Publishes List of August, September 2003 Recalls (Media Advisory) (11/17/03) ... Research Note on Child Pedestrian Fatality Rates Now Available on NHTSA's Web Site (11/12/03) October Britax to Conduct Safety Recall of Super Elite Youth Restraints (10/21/03) NHTSA Releases Study on Vehicle Weight, Safety (10/14/03)

9. MDSHA: Traffic Safety Laws Here are some traffic safety laws we'd like you to know. driving Safely in Maryland a number of important traffic safety laws to ensure the safety of our citizens http://www.sha.state.md.us/safety/oots/trafficsignalsandlaws/trafficsafe.asp?id=

10. Driving In Germany- Traffic Laws & Regulations GENERAL laws. traffic drives on the right and passes on the left. However, you may not use a child safety seat in the front seat if there is an airbag. http://www.texhwyman.com/regeln.htm

Home Getting Around Germany Driving www.texhwyman.com/regeln.htm Below is a rather complete overview of the German traffic code based on my interpretation. This information is from a variety of sources including the 1987 Fahren Lernen driver's education manual and the 1993 official Straßenverkehrs-Ordnung (Road Traffic Ordinances) distributed by the Federal Transport Ministry as well as numerous contributions by readers. Special thanks to Tino Haderlein and Wolfgang Meyenberg for their review of these pages. CONTENTS Licensing General laws Right-of-way Speed limits Parking regulations Urban traffic regulations Traffic calming zones Autobahn traffic regulations Special prohibitions Accidents The most important section here for foreigners is the right-of-way discussion. LICENSING If you are visiting Germany and will not be establishing residency, then your current driver's license is valid in Germany indefinitely. If you will be residing in Germany, your driver's license is valid for six months from the date when permanent residency is established. After that, you will have to obtain a German driver's license. (If your residency will be for longer than six months but less than one year [you will need proof of this], you can obtain a six month extension to use your existing license.) If you're using a foreign license to drive in Germany, you're supposed to carry an official translation of your license in addition to the license itself, but if you speak the language well enough, I've found that you should be OK. If you should get into a situation where you need to have a translation, you can get one from the ADAC automobile club for about €40. If you want to have a bit of "insurance", you can take care of this before arriving by getting an International Driver's License (IDL) in your home country. In the US, these are available from AAA for about US$20. (My recommendation: get an IDL before you go better safe than sorry.) Keep in mind that an IDL does not replace your official driver's license it is just a translation of it in an internationally recognized format. You must carry your official license with your IDL.

11. State Traffic And Speed Laws List of speeding and reckless driving laws laws related to speeding, and in particular excess speeding and reckless driving link to the traffic laws of the state, or License suspension possible for +25. traffic And safety FAQ http://www.mit.edu/~jfc/laws.html

State Traffic and Speed Laws Introduction This page contains a summary of and links to state laws related to speeding, and in particular excess speeding and reckless driving. Contents: table of laws explanation of table types of speed limits laws giving official tolerance to minor speeding ... other sources The state name is a link to the traffic laws of the state, or maybe to the general legislative information page, or maybe to the state home page. If the state doesn't have useful information online or I got tired of typing there is no link. If there is a link in the "limit" column it points to information about speed limits in the state: a summary I wrote, the relevant law, or an official DOT web page. For some states I have included links to an online driver's manual. These manuals are not laws and may contain incorrect statements of law. If you have CSS enabled in your browser, the more anti-speed laws should show up with red borders. See also the " keep right " law list. Many states have laws requiring vehicles to slow to 20 MPH below the speed limit when passing a stopped emergency vehicle; see the "move over" law list (external site).

12. Metropolitan Police Department - Information - Traffic Safety - Drunk Driving Pr For more information regarding DC s laws on drinking and driving, contact the traffic safety Unit at (202) 7274313. Government http://mpdc.dc.gov/info/traffic/duihome.shtm

MPDC MPDC HOME POLICING FOR PREVENTION SERVICES ... REQUESTS Drunk Driving Prevention Super Bowl Sunday 2004 Update Super Bowl Sunday has become a major problem day for impaired driving in DC and across the country. Nationwide, Super Bowl Sunday now rivals New Year's Eve in the number of alcohol-related traffic crashes and fatalities. This year's Super Bowl game, between the Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots, kicks off at 6:25 pm on Sunday, February 1. In DC, the Metropolitan Police Department will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint, and neighborhood patrol officers will be paying special attention to suspected impaired drivers before, during and especially after the game. The MPDC checkpoint is one of a series of sobriety checkpoints being conducted throughout the region as part of the "Checkpoint Strikeforce" initiative. The message to motorists on Super Bowl Sunday: you can be stopped anywhere, at any time ... so don't drink and drive! The legal drinking age in the District of Columbia is 21 years of age, and there are three very distinct drinking and driving laws that are enforced:

13. MedlinePlus: Motor Vehicle Safety Driver Licensing (National Highway traffic safety Administration); Strict Graduated Driver Licensing laws Associated with Less Teen Drinking and driving. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/motorvehiclesafety.html

@import url(http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/images/advanced.css); Skip navigation Other health topics: A B C D ... List of All Topics Motor Vehicle Safety Contents of this page: News General/Overviews Coping Prevention/Screening ... Women Search MEDLINE/PubMed for recent research articles on Motor Vehicle Safety You may also be interested in these MedlinePlus related pages: Safety Latest News National Safety Month June 2004 (06/09/2004, Center for Mental Health Services) Strict Graduated Driver Licensing Laws Associated with Less Teen Drinking and Driving Motor Vehicle Crashes Claim More Than a Million Lives Worldwide (04/01/2004, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) General/Overviews Buying a Safer Car 2003 (Dept. of Transportation) Also available in: Spanish Coping Post-Traumatic Stress after a Traffic Accident (American Academy of Family Physicians) Prevention/Screening Community-Based Interventions to Reduce Motor Vehicle-Related Injuries (National Center for Injury Prevention and Control) Drive Defensively (National Safety Council) Reduce Your Risk of Becoming A Carjacking Victim (National Safety Council) Research Study Finds "Inattention Blindness" in Behind-the-Wheel Cell Phone Users

14. Drunk Driving Resources - Wisconsin Department Of Transportation driving. Advocates for Highway and Auto safety Web site provides a number of articles on broad topics and a stateby-state summary of traffic safety laws and http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/safety/motorist/drunkdriving/resources.htm

@import url(http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/stylesheets/importdot.css); Home News About Us A-Z Index ... Offenses and penalties Resources Safety Motorists and pedestrians Drunk driving Drunk driving resources AAA Foundation for Highway Safety The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety provides traffic-safety related information and resources including articles on impaired driving. Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety Web site provides a number of articles on broad topics and a state-by-state summary of traffic safety laws and proposed legislation. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Highway Loss Institute The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Highway Loss Data Institute are independent, nonprofit, research and communications organizations funded by auto insurers and dedicated to reducing highway crash deaths, injuries, and property losses. Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Wisconsin Office A non-profit group with more than 600 chapters nationwide, MADD focuses on "effective solutions to the drunk driving and underage drinking problems, while supporting those who have already experienced the pain of these senseless crimes."

15. Impaired Driving Home Information traffic safety Impaired driving, Related The Road safety Monitor 2003 Drinking and Canada s Blood Alcohol laws an International http://www.safety-council.org/info/traffic/impaired/impdriv.htm

Traffic Safety Child Safety Home Safety Seniors' Safety ... Impaired Driving Related Information Impaired Driving Ignition Interlock - Incentive or Punishment? Low-BAC Drivers and the Law Drunk Driving - Progress and Problems Social Host Liability ... The Road Safety Monitor 2003 : Drinking and Driving Canada's Blood Alcohol Laws - an International Perspective (March 2002): PDF (32 page report) Executive Summary Canada's Blood Alcohol Laws Stricter than Most Countries Chronic Drunk Drivers Still a Big Problem ... Equivalency logo Impaired driving offences 2002 Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics In 2000, road crashes involving a driver who had been drinking killed 864 people - down more than 30 per cent from 1995. Of those fatalities, almost half (422) were drivers whose BAC was over 0.08 Full Report Ontario Community Council on Impaired Driving

16. MDSHA: Traffic Safety Laws Welcome to Maryland Here are some traffic safety laws we d like you to know. driving Safely in Maryland We hope your stay in, or trip through, our state is http://www.sha.state.md.us/Safety/oots/trafficsignalsandlaws/trafficsafe.asp

Home Business With SHA Public Meeting Calendar AASHTO TRNS*PORT ... Public Meeting Calendar Search In Whole Site Business With SHA Keeping Current SHA Services Improving Our Community Explore MD Safety Property Owner Updates Employment Opportunities About Our Organization Events Home Traffic Safety Laws Welcome to Maryland Here are some Traffic Safety Laws we'd like you to know. Driving Safely in Maryland We hope your stay in, or trip through, our state is pleasant and safe. Our highways are among the finest, and safest, in the nation. You can help us preserve our outstanding highway safety record and better insure your own safety by: Staying alert and giving driving your full attention. Showing courtesy to other drivers, pedestrians and cyclists Complying with our traffic laws and heeding all traffic signs, signals and markings Avoiding driving aggressively Maryland has adopted a number of important traffic safety laws to ensure the safety of our citizens and visitors: With us if you can;

17. MDSHA: Safety traffic safety Brochure laws. traffic signal brochure; driving in Work Zone; traffic safety laws; Maryland Adult Seat Belt Law; Maryland http://www.sha.state.md.us/safety/safety.asp

Home Business With SHA Public Meeting Calendar AASHTO TRNS*PORT ... Public Meeting Calendar Search In Whole Site Business With SHA Keeping Current SHA Services Improving Our Community Explore MD Safety Property Owner Updates Employment Opportunities About Our Organization Events Home Safety Safety Campaigns 12 Months of Safety - Crashes are no accident, YOU hold the key Kids, the school bus, and you Survival Skills for Driving in Winter Weather Aggressive Drivers ... Maryland Drunk Driving Laws (PDF,238kb) Maryland Comprehensive Traffic Safety Program Maryland Highway Safety Program Annual Report Maryland Traffic Factbook 2002 MD QuickZone: Work Zone Traffic Analysis Software ... File Viewers

18. Nevada Traffic Laws traffic safety or National Highway traffic safety Administration for has a Basic Rule for driving at reasonable are required to signal and obey traffic laws. http://www.dmvnv.com/dltrafficlaws.htm

Nevada Traffic Laws On This Page What's Related Traffic Laws Open Container DUI Accidents Seat Belts ... NRS Chapter 484 - Traffic Laws NRS Chapter 486 - Motorcycles Motor Vehicle Laws Driver License Home Page New Resident Guide Nevada Office of Traffic Safety ... National Highway Traffic Safety Administration DMV Quick Tips Print-friendly information on a variety of specific safety topics. Acrobat Reader is required. New Nevada Traffic Laws Teen Drivers Motorcycles DUI ... Pedestrians Traffic Law Summary Back To Top The following is an easy-to-read summary of some important traffic laws. See Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 484 and Nevada Motor Vehicle Laws for more details. Open Container Nevada has an open container law. It is illegal to have opened alcoholic beverages in the driver or passenger areas of a vehicle while it is being driven. NRS 484.448 Back To Top Driving Under the Influence You cannot refuse to take a breath, blood or urine test as directed by a police officer. Blood samples can be drawn involuntarily, even on a first offense.

19. Laws & Legislation: Impaired Driving The National Highway traffic safety Administration NEW. •. Insurance Institute for Highway safety. The Enforcing Underage Drinking laws (EUDL) Program http://www.dps.state.mn.us/ots/Laws_Legislation/impaired_driving.asp

Saturday, June 12, 2004 OTS Home Department of Public Safety Home Advanced Search Search Topics ... Legislative Issues "What's the Big Deal?" details laws pertaining to underage drinking in Minnesota - including the "Not a Drop Law" (click above image). Impaired Driving If your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level is 0.10 or higher (0.04 in a commercial vehicle) and you are in control of a moving or parked vehicle, you can be arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI). If a law enforement officer can prove that alcohol caused you to commit driving errors, you can be convicted of DWI at lower alcohol concentrations. Penalties and Driver License Sanctions Each year, more than 30,000 people are arrested in Minnesota for DWI. Each person may experience unique criminal penalities in addition to administrative license sanctions, depending on the arrest situation and previous driving violations and criminal record. To assist the public in understanding Minnesota's impaired driving laws, a guide for penalties and sanctions you may experience if your are arrested for impaired driving has been created. There are additional laws, penalties and sanctions for individuals under age 21. These guidelines are based on offenses that occur within 10 years.

20. Impaired Driving Fact Sheet - NCIPC Vehicle Crashes, the National Highway traffic safety Administration reported the December 2002 issue of traffic Injury Prevention of 0.08% BAC laws for drivers http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/factsheets/drving.htm

Back to Fact Sheets Search Injury Impaired Driving Overview Impaired driving will affect one in three Americans during their lifetimes (NHTSA 2003a). Occurrence and Consequences Alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes kill someone every 30 minutes and nonfatally injure someone every two minutes (NHTSA 2003a). During 2002, 17,419 people in the U.S. died in alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes, representing 41% of all traffic-related deaths (NHTSA 2003a In 2001, more than 1.4 million drivers were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or narcotics (FBI 2001). That’s slightly more than 1 percent of the 120 million self-reported episodes of alcohol–impaired driving among U.S. adults each year (Dellinger 1999). Drugs other than alcohol (e.g., marijuana and cocaine) have been identified as factors in 18% of motor vehicle driver deaths. Other drugs are generally used in combination with alcohol (NHTSA 1993). Nearly two-thirds of children under 15 who died in alcohol-related crashes between 1985 and 1996 were riding with the drinking driver. More than two-thirds of the drinking drivers were old enough to be the parent of the child who was killed, and fewer than 20% of the children killed were properly restrained at the time of the crash (Quinlan 2000).

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