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Countermeasures That Work
About This Guide
Alcohol-Impaired Driving
Drug-Impaired Driving
Seat Belts and Child Restraints
Speeding and Speed Management
Distracted Driving
Motorcycle Safety
Young Drivers
Older Drivers
Pedestrian Safety
Bicycle Safety
Drowsy Driving
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Countermeasure	Effectiveness	Cost	Use	Time
Lower Speed Limits		$	High	Varies

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