... memorable for the right reasons, and not highway tragedies. According to information provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 25,000 motorists or their passengers died in 2008, and 389 were killed between 6 p ...

... said the group sent a letter to General Motors and to federal regulators asking for a recall. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released data for "non-traffic" deaths in January that showed three people died in 2003-04 after ...

... receive $9.5 million in federal transportation funds. Romell Cooks, regional administrator with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said the state was required to enact the new law by July 1 to receive the funds. The state is expected ...

... the severity of the problem both locally and across the nation, according to CPD. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in December 2007, 992 people were killed in crashes that involved a drunk driver or motorcycle ...

... Allen said. Currently there are 26 states that have primary seat belt laws, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Arkansas would be open to nearly $9.5 million in federal money if it enacts a primary seat belt ...

... for the offense. Currently there are 26 states that have primary seat belt laws, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Arkansas would be open to nearly $9.5 million in federal money if it enacts a primary seat belt ...

... vehicle for another reason. Currently, 26 states have primary seat belt laws, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Under the bill, violators would be subject to a $25 fine that wouldn't be reflected on their ...

... vehicle for another reason. Currently, 26 states have primary seat belt laws, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Backers of the bill noted that the Legislature has already passed a tobacco tax increase to fund ...

... in that crash in heavy rain and fog. Five of the victims were aboard the bus. A spokesman for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Monday the agency recently completed its first phase of research on revised regulations, partly ...

... in traffic crashes between the nighttime hours of 6 p.m. and 5:59 a.m., according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) - and 64 percent of those passenger vehicle occupants killed were not wearing their seat ...