Number of Highway Deaths in Maine Up 50% Over Last Year
Public safety officials say the number of highway deaths in Maine is up 50 percent over last year.
Officials say Maine has had four exceptionally safe years in a row on the state’s roadways, with last year being the safest since 1959.
Excessive speed is usually the top factor for highway fatalities.
[The state’s highway crash data and fatality statistics can be found on the Maine Bureau of Highway Safety website.]
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