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Statistics Show the Dangers on Roadways

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Updated: Wed 5:03 PM, May 04, 2005

The statistics reinforce how dangerous our roadways are for our younger generations. In North Carolina and the nation as a whole, deaths and injuries resulting from motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for persons from age four to age 33. This information comes from a study by the UNC Highway Safety Research Center.

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