Traffic violence deaths in the U.S. are increasing while Canada has successfully reduced them through specific safety strategies. A statistical model indicates that adopting policies such as stricter seat belt laws, restricting handheld cell phone use, and increasing automated speed enforcement could save thousands of lives in the U.S. The U.S. experienced a 33 percent increase in road deaths from 2011 to 2021, in contrast to Canada's 18 percent decline. Researchers suggest these enforcement strategies may help the U.S. improve road safety outcomes overall.
"The United States is really falling behind in terms of improving crash safety outcomes on roads for drivers, vulnerable road users - all road users, really"
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