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										Other Motor Vehicle Safety ResourcesRelated U.S. Government WebsitesOther Related Websites**CDC National Center for Injury Prevention and Control**
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Compiles the most complete count of U.S. work-related deaths. Fatal work-related crash data by industry and occupation. Access Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries data tables.
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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations
Review safety regulations for operation of large trucks and buses in interstate commerce in the U.S. See parts 301 to 399.**National Highway Traffic Safety Administration**
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**Bureau of Transportation Statistics**
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**Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices**
Contains Federal regulations for operation and set-up of temporary traffic control zones, including highway work zones and emergency situations.
**Occupational Safety and Health Administration: Motor Vehicle Safety**
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**United States Department of State: Driving and Road Safety Abroad**
Learn about driving conditions and traffic laws before you travel abroad.
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**University Transportation Centers Program**
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Identifies traffic safety problems, fosters research to seek solutions, and disseminates educational materials.
**American Society of Safety Professionals**
Offers resources and opportunities for safety professionals through its Transportation Practice Specialty.
**Insurance Institute for Highway Safety**
Features vehicle crash test results and a wide variety of educational materials on traffic safety. Offers useful state-by-state comparisons of traffic safety laws.
**National Safety Council**
Partners with businesses, government agencies, elected officials, and the public to save lives at home, at work, and on the road.
**Network of Employers for Traffic Safety**
Employer-led public/private partnership preventing crashes that occur on and off the job.
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Research results from an interdisciplinary center with expertise in large-truck safety, human factors, engineering, public policy, and data collection and analysis. Access UMTRI publications.
**Virginia Tech Transportation Institute**
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**Association for Safe International Road Travel**
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**Governors Highway Safety Association**
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**Health and Safety Executive (UK)**
Offers facts and recommendations on work related road safety. Provides several case studies useful for the review or development of occupational road safety policy and procedure.
**National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse**
Features information for government, industry, and the public to promote the safe and effective operation of highway work zones.
**Texas Transportation Institute (Texas A & M University)**
Engaged in research, development, and technology transfer related to all transportation modes.
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Places special emphasis on alcohol studies, novice drivers and graduated licensing, pedestrian and bicycle safety, and highway safety information systems.
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  August 30, 2022						Source: 	National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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