United States traffic safety law

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United States traffic safety law is the body of federal and state regulations designed to reduce motor vehicle crashes, injuries, and fatalities through vehicle standards, road rules, and enforcement mechanisms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of law
legal domain
aimsTo reduce motor vehicle crashes
reduce traffic fatalities
reduce traffic injuries
country United States of America
surface form: United States
coversTopic bicycle safety
child passenger safety
commercial motor vehicle safety
distracted driving
driver licensing
drug-impaired driving
drunk driving
motorcycle helmet use
pedestrian safety
right-of-way rules
school bus safety
seat belt use
speed limits
traffic control devices
vehicle inspection requirements
vehicle registration
federalAgencyInvolved Federal Highway Administration NERFINISHED
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration NERFINISHED
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NERFINISHED
National Transportation Safety Board NERFINISHED
hasGoal improve roadway safety
protect public health
reduce economic costs of crashes
hasLevel federal
local
state
includes road rules
traffic enforcement mechanisms
vehicle safety standards
isAdministeredBy local law enforcement agencies
state departments of motor vehicles
state highway safety offices
isBasedOn police power of the states
isEnforcedBy highway patrols
local police departments
state police
isInfluencedBy federal safety guidelines
federalism in the United States
model traffic codes
isSupportedBy federal highway funding incentives
keyFederalStatute Highway Safety Act of 1966 NERFINISHED
Highway Safety Improvement Program provisions
Motor Vehicle Safety Act amendments NERFINISHED
National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 NERFINISHED
regulates drivers
motor vehicles
road users
traffic operations
usesMechanism administrative sanctions
civil penalties
criminal penalties
driver license revocation
driver license suspension
fines
points systems on driver records
variesBy state

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National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 partOf United States traffic safety law