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After a Suspected 157 MPH Crash in Fort Worth, TxDOT Reminds Drivers to Slow Down

Center for Transportation Safety Director Robert Wunderlich is quoted in a KERA News article after a suspect was arrested for crashing into an SUV while driving 157 MPH in Forth Worth — killing one person and injuring two others. The article links to a 2021 interview with KERA News where Wunderlich mentions speed as the ... Read More

Texas Just Saw its Second-Deadliest Year on Record for Road Fatalities. Here’s Why.

Robert Wunderlich, CTS director, was recently interviewed by Texas Standard to discuss the factors that contributed to 2021 being the second-deadliest year on Texas roadways on record. New data from the Texas Department of Transportation reports 4,480 people died in car wrecks in 2021. The only year with more vehicle fatalities was 1981.

What’s to Blame for the Increase in Texas Traffic-Related Deaths?

CTS Director Robert Wunderlich joins Texas Public Radio on “The Source” to talk traffic safety, and address concerns over the rise in Texas roadway deaths during the pandemic.

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New Report: Texas Statewide Traffic Safety Awareness Survey: 2020 Results

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) contracted with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) to conduct a 2010 baseline survey and follow-up surveys in subsequent years to track driver attitudes and awareness of traffic safety programs in Texas. This report presents the findings of the 2020 survey in context of new survey methodology and conducting ... Read More

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