State traffic divisions reported notable safety progress during the extended Memorial Day weekend window, investigating three highway deaths compared to six during the exact same timeframe the year prior. Fatal collision logs were tracked across Autauga, Calhoun, and Covington counties.
Memorial Day Highway Safety Campaign Notes 50 Percent Reduction in Traffic Fatalities
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