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AUSTIN, Texas - Despite a drop in the number of traffic crashes throughout the year, 2020 saw a spike in the number of fatalities overall and deaths of people in Texas from not wearing a seat belt. Thatâs why TxDOT is reminding everyone that buckling up is the best defense in a crash.
Last year, the simple act of buckling up saved many Texans from death or serious injury in crashes. Unfortunately, in 2020 there was a 16% increase in deaths of unbuckled motorists. There were 1,073 fatalities in 2020 and 926 fatalities in 2019 due to people not wearing seat belts.
Putting on a seat belt only takes a few seconds and doing so reduces the risk of dying by up to 45% for people in the front seat of passenger cars and up to 60% for people in pickup trucks.
Chase Elliott wins rain-shortened, crash-filled messy race in Austin
Field Level Media
24 May 2021, 09:05 GMT+10
Chase Elliott solidified his reputation as the king of the road courses on Sunday by winning the rain-shortened EchoPark Automotive Texas Grand Prix NASCAR Cup Series race at the Circuit of the Americas road course in Austin, Texas.
Elliott was in the lead but in fuel trouble with 14 laps to go when heavy rain began to pour down and cause officials to decide that the flooded surface of 3.41-mile, 20-turn COTA course had become too dangerous to continue.
The victory was the Hendrick Motorsports driver s sixth overall and fifth in his last seven starts at road courses.