@SnoCoTargetZero: In 2022 in Snoco we have nearly doubled the number of fatalities involving impaired drivers from 2021. Tomorrow we kick off our Night of 1000 Stars, agencies across the county will be looking for impaired drivers. Have a plan for a completely sober ride home. #snocotargetzero

In 2022 in Snoco we have nearly doubled the number of fatalities involving impaired drivers from 2021. Tomorrow we kick off our Night of 1000 Stars, agencies across the county will be looking for impaired drivers. Have a plan for a completely sober ride home. #snocotargetzero pic.twitter.com/yXr2AToemI

— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) December 8, 2022

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The Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) is our state’s designated highway safety office. We share a vision with numerous other state and local public agencies. That vision is to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries to zero by 2030. The WTSC Director is the Governor’s Highway Safety Representative, which is a designated position each state is required to have in order to qualify for federal traffic safety funding. Our Commission is made up of 25 employees and ten Commissioners chaired by Washington’s Governor Jay Inslee.

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