Fewer Crashes in 2018

Fewer people have died on Tennessee roadways this year than last year, Tennessee Highway Patrol reports.
From January to August, 34 fewer people have died in car crashes in 2018 than 2017.
Fatal crashes were down across the board except in crashes involved large trucks, buses, motorcycles, and ATVs.
Tennessee Highway Patrol says the reduction in fatal crashes can be contributed to increased traffic enforcement campaigns, such as “Booze it or Lose it” and “Click it or ticket.”
About one in three traffic deaths in the US involves a drunk driver. THP frequently conducts sobriety checkpoints to catch impaired drivers.
Research proves that seat-belts save lives. To drive home the point early, THP troopers travel county to county showing children the importance of wearing seat-belts properly.
THP says their mission is to get drivers to think BEFORE they get behind the wheel.