The Department of Public Works Office of Highway Safety has set a goal to reduce traffic fatalities, road crashes and drunk driving each by 10 percent by December 2012 through increased road safety awareness, aggressive traffic law enforcement, and by cracking down on booze behind the wheels. The Office of Highway Safety will continue to work with traffic safety stakeholders including government agencies/departments and all law enforcement agencies and grant recipients on the island, OHS stated in the Guam 2012 Highway Safety Plan submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The Guam safety plan, a requirement to justify the $500,000 annual grant from NHTSA, laid out OHS programs and strategies that include increased police presence and aggressive prosecution of drunk drivers.
Guam 2012 Highway Safety Plan
2012
75 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation Safety , Road Transportation , Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Fire Services, Law Enforcement, & Criminal Justice , Highway safety , Transportation planning , Guam , Accident reduction , Traffic accidents , Fatalities , Injuries , Drinking drivers , Traffic law enforcement , Traffic safety , Stakeholders , Government agencies , State government , Grants
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