Vehicles carrying objects that are not properly secured pose a
safety risk on our nation's roadways. Debris that falls from a
vehicle can collide with other vehicles or pedestrians, causing
serious injuries or fatalities. According to data collected by the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were
about 440 fatalities caused by roadway debris in 2010. However, the
exact number of incidents resulting from vehicles carrying
unsecured loads is unknown. This book examines NHTSA's data
collection efforts as well as states' laws related to unsecured
loads. It also discusses the extent that Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration's (PHMSA) data reliably identify
wetline safety risks; options for addressing wetline safety risks,
and how well PHMSA has assessed the costs and benefits of
addressing these risks through regulation.
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