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Home » Mayor's Office » News » 2020 » MAYOR CANTRELL ISSUES STATEMENT ON TRAFFIC SAFETY
March 18, 2020 | From City of New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS — Mayor LaToya Cantrell today issued the following statement, encouraging residents to observe the rules of the road to prevent crashes and injuries:
"We cannot stress enough the need for safety on our streets during this critical time. Adhering to all of the rules of the road is not only about obeying the law; it's about saving lives. Regardless of the cause of recent traffic fatalities, and even acknowledging the turning-off of traffic cameras in school zones, we need to remember one important word: safety," said Mayor Cantrell. "Let's be honest: Our health and safety resources — NOPD, NOEMS, Health, hospitals, ER's, ICU's, you name it — are already being stretched. They don't need traffic crashes sending them more patients. Let's not make matters worse. Drive, bicycle and walk on our city streets like your life depends on it. Slow down, be visible, be aware, be mindful. Be safe."
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