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In January 2010, 23 lives were lost on our roads as compared to 17 for the same period in 2009. This represented a 26% increase. February 2010 recorded 5 road fatalities compared to 19 for the corresponding one month period in 2009; a 74% decrease. As of March 3, 2010 the road fatality count stood at 28 as compared to 35 for the same period last year; an overall 20% decrease (Traffic Branch TTPS).
Alcohol is not the only factor that can impair your driving ability? There are others as well: impairment through fatigue, or as a result of disabling injuries or illness. |
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The above graph shows the number of Accidents that involved at least one fatality and the number of fatalities from those accidents |
About Arrive Alive
Mission
To actively engage the public in action that positively impacts Crime and Carnage.
Values
- Action (getting things done)
- Results Focussed
- Personal Responsibility
- Alignment
- Consistency
History
ARRIVE ALIVE was launched on December 31st 2004. At inception, our primary objective was to bring Road Carnage and Road Safety to the National forefront. Through the efforts of many, including local Soca Artistes, Corporate sponsors, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, our collective attention has been focussed on the problems faced on the Nation's roadways. Road Safety messages are everywhere, unfortunately, the fact remains that the Road Fatality rate remains virtually unchanged.
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