PennDOT Says Traffic Fatalities Were At Historic Low in 2014, Statewide
A Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spokesman says the 1,195 traffic fatalities in Pennsylvania last year are the lowest since recordkeeping began in 1928.
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A Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spokesman says the 1,195 traffic fatalities in Pennsylvania last year are the lowest since recordkeeping began in 1928.
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State transportation officials say car crashes killed 1,195 people in 2014. That's the lowest number since record keeping began 87 years ago.
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