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Education Saves Lives

At 55 MPH, taking your eyes off the road for 5 seconds is like driving the length of a football field blind.

About one in three traffic fatalities involve an impaired driver. Plan ahead. Drive sober.

Wearing a seat belt in the front seat reduces your risk of fatal injury by about 45%.

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City of Arlington

After an internal stakeholder team established a strategic framework for safer roadways in Arlington, the City launched its Safe Streets Arlington Transportation Safety Action Plan in 2025. The plan reaffirms Arlington’s commitment to becoming a community where no one is seriously injured or killed in a crash while traveling to work, school, home or recreational activities – and its impact has been immediate.

In 2025, Arlington safety leaders recorded a 40% decrease in crash claims, with an average cost of $5,919 per claim. This reflects a 9% reduction in cost per claim from 2024. The City also saw notable cost savings, as at fault claims dropped from an average of four per month in 2024 to three per month in 2025 – a 25% reduction. All City departments follow comprehensive safety policies covering defensive driving, ADA safe boarding and securement, distracted driving prohibitions, seat belt requirements, fatigue management and incident reporting.

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