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Crossing the Street is Deadly in NJ
February 26, 2013 By Jeff Deminski
After all the public awareness campaigns and changes to law, pedestrian deaths in the Garden State are actually slightly higher than the year before. A report from the Tri-State Transportation Campaign found 440 pedestrians died on Jersey roads from 2009 to 2011, up from 436 killed from 2008 to 2010.
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Where Are NJ’s Most Dangerous Roads? [AUDIO]
There's been a slight increase in the number of pedestrians killed on roads in New Jersey.
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Report: NJ Saw Fewer Deaths On Roadways In 2012
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Child Pedestrian Deaths Spike During After-School Hours
The summer is drawing to a close and school children across New Jersey and the rest of the nation are heading back to the classroom. Every year at this time, more and more children are on the roads and sidewalks either walking or biking to school.
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NJ’s Older Pedestrians Getting Killed At High Rate [AUDIO]
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Route 130: New Jersey’s Most Dangerous Road For Pedestrians [AUDIO]
More than 400 pedestrians were killed on New Jersey's roadways over the last three years. A new report by the Tri-State Transportation Campaign identifies the most dangerous roads throughout the state.
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