Thirteen people were killed and 259 injured during this year’s four-day Fourth of July driving period on Pennsylvania roads patrolled by state police, troopers said Wednesday. The numbers of deaths and injuries were up significantly over last year’s Independence Day weekend, but police noted that…
Source: Morningcall
Traffic deaths triple during Fourth of July weekend, troopers say
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