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The problem of pedestrians being killed or seriously injured on California roadways is bad and growing worse. There are more people out walking – to get to work, school and shopping or just for fun, exercise, and being outside. In an era where we are promoting walking as a healthy, positive, and community building alternative to driving, walking is becoming increasingly dangerous. The Office of Traffic Safety, together with our partners at the State Transportation Agency, Caltrans, CHP, DMV and concerned organizations and advocates across the state, wants to bring awareness to the California public about the dangers pedestrians face so that injuries and fatalities can be reduced on roadways.
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2018: More than 14,000 pedestrians injured.
Pedestrian deaths rose 26% percent between 2014 and 2018.
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 In North Carolina, Su highlights workplace safety, equity and apprenticeship
 

Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su met with local officials, labor leaders, workers and others in North Carolina this week. While there, she discussed how the Biden-Harris administration is increasing equitable job growth for workers, specifically women and people in underrepresented communities.