Hit-And-Run Deaths Increase Despite Tougher Punishments
According to state crash records, hit-and-run deaths in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have increased 85 percent since 2012.
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According to state crash records, hit-and-run deaths in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have increased 85 percent since 2012.
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In 2016, road rage was blamed for 362 crashes in the Dallas-Fort Worth area - more than a hundred more than just five years ago according to state crash records.
A Consumer Justice investigative report alerted the school district to the safety concerns.
Bad brakes, no horns, and broken stop signs. Some Keller ISD bus drivers say they feel unsafe on the roads.
First responders in North Texas are appealing for better protection.