Sentence examples for vehicular death from inspiring English sources

The toad patrols — there are about 100 of them in Britain — are rescuing a substantial proportion of the toad population from vehicular death.

He taught us to see the whole world as a helix of readable signs, and even after his premature vehicular death, in 1980, his students retained a set of instructions for deciphering the cultural cosmos.

Although you are much more likely to be struck by a vehicle on Park Avenue and 33rd Street — which has been considered among the city's most dangerous pedestrian intersections — than you are to get stabbed to death there, over all, murder is still more prevalent than vehicular death, despite the drastic reductions in crime that have distinguished the city's past two decades.

After all, if vehicular deaths were our primary concern, we might have banned cars from urban roads long ago; Arizona itself leads the nation in its rate of pedestrian fatalities.

In the largest reduction of vehicular deaths noted, the death rate for people in cars or minivans that were hit by S.U.V.'s weighing 3,000 to 3,499 pounds declined by 63 percent, from 44 deaths per million in 2000-1 to 16 in 2008-9.

"Suddenly, the phone calls we were getting went from 'You guys are doing the right thing,' and 'You've got my vote,' to 'You're going to cause more vehicular deaths, even though the data doesn't bear that out," he said.

(Alcohol-related crashes account for about four in every ten vehicular deaths). Don't drive while you are sleepy, and avoid talking on the cell phone while you are driving, if at all possible.

This finding further suggests the effectiveness of fencing for reducing human animal conflict, as there was complete prevention of vehicular mortality for this particular species along a stretch of a roadway that had previously experienced high levels of vehicular deaths.

In fact, there has been a steady decline in the number of police deaths (excepting vehicular deaths) in nearly every year since 1973.

"It's identifying how certain hot spots, prone for vehicular traffic deaths — why that was not red-flagged".

July and August are two of the deadliest months, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSAA), with more car crashes and vehicular-related deaths and injuries than any other months.