Tribal School Zone Safety - Pedestrian Safety: A New Tradition (2007)
2007 · Newsreel · 8 min
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Federal Highway Administration Publication FHWA-FLH-07-001 Tribal School Zone Safety - Pedestrian Safety: A New Tradition A video for parents, guardians, transportation coordinators, and tribal leaders. Native Americans have the highest rates of pedestrian injury and death of any group in the United States. In fact, adult pedestrian death rates for Native Americans are almost 3.5 times that of the general population. For Native American children, the pedestrian death rate is almost four times…
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