ALT A person holding a cell phone behind the wheel with the text: The Data Behind Distracted Driving. 12% of all fatal distraction crashes involved cell phones in 2022; 3,308 lives lost in crashes involving distracted drivers in 2022; 25-34 Drivers in this age group were 23% of all distracted drivers in 2022; 70% of distracted drivers involved in fatal traffic crashes in 2022 were males.
ALT It's National Car Care Month with a spring open road with a car and the text: "give your car a bath, check your tires, check your fluids, check your brakes, change your oil."
ALT An odometer showing 70,000 miles and text that says "Odometer fraud costs car buyers more than $1 BILLION each year."
ALT A collage of dispatchers and a headset with a "thank you" inside.
ALT A blurry car crash with the text "Distracted Driving Awareness Month" and a steering wheel with an "X" through a cell phone with messages, fries, a hamburger, a stereo and lips applying lipstick.
ALT A photo of an arrow pointing upward in a chart with the text: From 2020-2021, alcohol-impaired-driving fatalities increased by 14%.
ALT Three bald tires with a white text box with tire lines through it reading, "Bald isn't beautiful -- it's dangerous."
ALT A photo of a highway at night with the words: "Life moves pretty fast. Slow down and Check for Recalls." A laptop with NHTSA.gov/recalls on the screen is in the middle of the image.
ALT Text reads: INCOMING STORM - Expected Hazards: Strong Winds, Flooding, Flash Freeze, Power Outages. The MEMA logo is in the corner.
ALT The text "No valentine? Your seatbelt will hold you." above the NH Office of Highway Safety logo.
ALT Freezing Rain is the Worst. Freezing rain is more dangerous than snow, as ice can form on pavement. Watch out for falling branches and powerlines. Use extreme caution if there is, or recently was, freezing rain.
ALT Side-by-side comparison of a child in a car seat. Title: Coats in Car Seats: What's Safe for Baby? Left image: Child in a purple puffy jacket buckled in a car seat. Text: Puffy Material -> Loose-Fitting Harness | Incorrect || Right image: Child wearing a coat on top of a car seat harness buckled properly in a vehicle. Text: Coat Backwards Over Properly Fitted Harness -> Snug-Fitting Harness | Correct
ALT Tire Care in Winter Weather | Inspect your tires at least once a month and before long road trips. Check for damage, cuts, punctures and bulges. tread. Don't forget to check the spare! Check each tire's age -- some manufacturers recommend replacing tires after six years.