We can no longer accept traffic deaths | Opinion
Today, more than 3,000 men, women and children will likely be killed in a traffic crash around the globe.
That is why we, as religious leaders here in New York, joined together with the United Nations, the World Health Organization, Families for Safe Streets and faith leaders around the world in commemorating World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims earlier this month. Together, we mourned the millions killed and injured in crashes each year and prayed for safer streets, so that we might help to end the horrific pain and suffering traffic accidents cause in our city and communities.
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