North Carolina Speed and Safety Symposium

Speeding is a factor in more fatal crashes than alcohol in North Carolina and has claimed the lives of more than 400 North Carolinians in the last year alone. To help bring this issue to the forefront, build on recent progress in the state, and learn from international experts, the UNC Highway Safety Research Center is presenting the North Carolina Speed and Safety Symposium, in partnership with the NC Department of Transportation and the NC Governor's Highway Safety Program.

Speed and Safety in NC

October 11, 2011
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2:00 PM - 5:30PM
Reception to Follow

Please Register to Attend

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In your view, what is the most critical speeding issue in your community/jurisdiction?
In your view, what is the most promising solution to the problem of unsafe speeds?

The Symposium will feature speakers from around the world who have first-hand knowledge and expert advice on how to tackle the speeding issue in North Carolina and work towards solutions to save more lives on our roadways.

This event will bring together local and state government decision-makers, judicial experts, policy-makers, injury-prevention specialists, road planners and engineers, law enforcement, and other road safety stakeholders to discuss the best ways forward for NC and its communities.

Admission to the event is free, but registration is requested.

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Media Contacts

Caroline Dickson
919.962.5835
dickson@hsrc.unc.edu

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