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Data on gun violence would save lives — just like it has for car crashes

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by The Hill | April 8, 2021
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In 2010, total U.S. traffic deaths fell to their lowest level since the 1950s – due in part to more motorists buying into “buckling up and embracing safety innovations.” Motor vehicle death rates have remained roughly steady since that time despite more people driving.

Over the same decades, however, firearm death rates have remained steady and now started to rise. Why?