Throw in some screaming kids, heavy road construction
activity, and scorching temperatures -- and it all adds up to a
'perfect storm' for Road Rage.
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7. City Councils and the California
Governor's office. "NSSGA urges Congress and the administration to work together
to promptly pass transportation legislation--funded at a level that
will meet current needs--that will benefit all Americans.

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com said they've been the victim of a road rage
incident, and 78 % say they've witnessed an incident of road rage. Maintain plenty of space between your car and the vehicle ahead.'s Take the Pledge offers a comprehensive Take the Pledge area
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billion hours a year in lost time at a cost of $63 billion annually.S. During 2004, a total
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Memorial Day Safety Alert: 10 Simple Tips for Avoiding ROAD RAGE as Summer Drivers Clog Nation's Roads

Take the Pledge to Slow Down


For Autobytel's full 'Road Rage ' report, including more tips for avoiding
stressful driving situations, log onto
http://www. However , the 2005 Report Card,
which NSSGA endorsed today, gives roads a lower grade of D.

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There visitors can also "Take the Pledge" to drive safely and courteously
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"Studies show that traffic congestion alone costs motorists 3."

Based near the nation's capital, NSSGA is the world's largest
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And the problem is growing. Road rage is
also a factor in untold accidents caused by speeding and rash
decision-making. Try not to use your horn or high beams.A.79 billion metric tons of crushed stone, sand and gravel,
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It's anticipated that nearly 500 Americans will
die this Memorial Day Weekend in traffic accidents, and that an
additional 25,000 will suffer disabling injuries.
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a year just to meet current needs and NSSGA supports that
recommendation.

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Memorial Day
kicks off what AAA describes as the '101 Deadliest Days on the
Road ' -- the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day, during
which an average of 13,000 people die annually in traffic
collisions.D. Four years ago, the
nation's roads received a grade of D+.

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About Take the Pledge to Slow Down
Founded to combat speeding on neighborhood streets, Take the Pledge to
Slow Down is a grassroots movement that depends on the power of individual
activists across the country -- coupled with the power of the Internet -- to
encourage drivers to take personal responsibility for their driving.

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To help drivers stay cool,
collected -- and in one piece ! -- this summer, Autobytel's "Take
the Pledge to Slow Down" safe-driving program has published
10 simple tips for avoiding road rage.D.
The condition of America's roads is deteriorating according to the
2005 Report Card for America's Infrastructure, released today by the
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

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54% of Drivers Say They've Been a Victim of Road Rage;
78% Say They've Witnessed a Road Rage Incident

Autobytel's 'Take the Pledge to Slow Down' Safe-Driving Program Helps Drivers
'Keep Their Cool' as Temperatures Soar, Roads Choke, and Tempers Flare

LOS ANGELES,

What: This Memorial Day weekend will officially kick off a summer
driving season during which American drivers will log over one
trillion miles on our nation's increasingly congested, chaotic
roads. "Congress must take action now to
provide adequate funding to infrastructure repair and improvement
projects across the country before the human and economic costs
increase.

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Why: 54% of the drivers who responded to a snap poll conducted on
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When in doubt, let the other car go first. Be polite to other drivers
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For comprehensive safe summer driving tips and articles, visit Autobytel's
"Take the Pledge to Slow Down" page at
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more than 90 percent of the crushed stone and 70 percent of the sand
and gravel produced annually in the U. and approximately 115,000
working men and women in the aggregates industry .

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9.com), where concerned citizens can "Take the Pledge" access safe
driving tips, find information and links, download Take the Pledge materials
-- and join Autobytel's fight for safer neighborhood streets and saved lives.S.

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Take the Pledge to Slow Down has been supported by safety advocates and
government bodies nationwide, including M. House
of Representatives considers transportation reauthorization
legislation today, the National Stone, Sand + Gravel Association
(NSSGA) urges Congress to provide sufficient funding to the nation's
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Follow all traffic signs and indicators.

NSSGA Urges Swift Action to Improve Condition of Transportation Infrastructure; New Report Card Gives Grade of ''D'' to America's Roads

And, poor road conditions cost our economy another $54 billion and
contribute to as many as 14,000 fatalities each year," said NSSGA
President and CEO Joy Wilson. The ASCE report says the U.

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Autobytel's "Take The Pledge to Slow Down " Presents 10 Tips For Avoiding
Road Rage

1. Allow others to pass you by moving to right lanes.
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For more information, or to speak with an Autobytel Take the Pledge to
Slow Down representative, contact: Joe Foster - (323) 960.1360 #13,
joe@rbicom."
"Sufficient funding for transportation and highway infrastructure
is of critical importance to every American community," continued
Wilson.

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