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Driving Toward Zero Deaths on New Hampshire's Roadways. The NHDTZD's mission is to create a safety culture where even one roadway fatality is one too many.

Eliminating deaths on New Hampshire roadways is an important vision and the driving force behind the work of the New Hampshire Driving Toward Zero Deaths (NHDTZD) Coalition. It is also an important vision for all who travel on travel New Hampshire's roadways "by car, motorcycle, truck, bicycle, or even on foot” day and night under all types of weather conditions. Zero fatalities is the only accept

able number and of course, the only number we can ALL LIVE with. The New Hampshire Driving Toward Zero Deaths Program aligns with the Toward Zero Deaths: A National Strategy on Highway Safety program that began in 2009 as a data-driven effort focusing on identifying and creating opportunities for changing American culture as it relates to highway safety.

08/26/2015

There has been an apparently drastic reduction in the use of handheld cellphones over the past two months, according to a key New Hampshire State...

08/01/2015

In NH, Children under 7 years old OR less than 57 inches tall must ride in a federally approved car seat or booster. Find a car seat inspection station near you: http://www.chadkids.org/injury_prevention/injury_center_child_passenger_law.html

Home Parents & Caregivers Health Care Services List of Services Injury Prevention Center Child Passenger Safety Child Passenger Law

07/31/2015

If your tires aren’t properly inflated, you’re taking big risks when it comes to road safety. Be this summer! http://ow.ly/PhXGW

NHTSA's online resource, TireWise, helps consumers stay safe and save money by providing essential information about proper tire maintenance,...

07/30/2015

A DWI can cost a driver between $9,000 and $24,000 on average, not including the potential cost incurred by others on the road. What would you rather do with that money?

07/29/2015

What technology improvements did you make before the hands-free law went into effect? Law enforcement officers are now using innovative strategies to aggressively enforce distracted driving laws, so we hope you made good choices! HandsFreeNH.com

07/28/2015

Drivers be aware, the hands-free law is now being enforced! Learn more:
HandsFreeNH.com

07/27/2015

Tire maintenance saves lives. There are nearly 11,000 crashes and almost 200 fatalities every year due to improper tire care.

07/26/2015

Prevention & planning are much easier than dealing with the consequences of a breakdown or, worse yet, a crash. http://ow.ly/PhZdB

Summer's heat, dust, and stop-and-go traffic, will take their toll on your vehicle. Add the effects of last winter, and you could be poised for a...

07/25/2015

Did you know that one-third of all drivers arrested or convicted of drunk driving are repeat offenders? Learn how NH handles these crimes here: http://ow.ly/PhYPU

Impaired Driving Intervention Services are provided for individuals with substance abuse related driving convictions.

07/24/2015

Even a well-maintained vehicle can break down. What do you keep in your emergency kit?

07/23/2015

DUI: over the limit, under arrest! http://ow.ly/PhWz9

Driving Sober

07/21/2015

According to NH State Police data on State Highway arrests, the greatest number of DUI arrests are among the state's youngest drivers. Learn how to talk to your teens about distracted driving on the State Farm Insurance website. http://teendriving.statefarm.com/

State Farm (R) offers a comprehensive teen driving website filled with free tools, applications, tips, information and resources.

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