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A 2020 study of 157 treated curves in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky found that wet-road crashes fell 83% and total crashes fell 57%

An FHWA study of 157 curves found HFST cut wet-road crashes 83% and total crashes 57%, improving safety where curves, rain and geometry raise friction demands.

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A 2020 study of 157 treated curves in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky found that wet-road crashes fell 83% and total crashes fell 57%
An FHWA study of 157 curves found HFST cut wet-road crashes 83% and total crashes 57%, improving safety where curves, rain and geometry raise friction demands.
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A 2020 study of 157 treated curves in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky found that wet-road crashes fell 83% and total crashes fell 57%

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A 2020 study of 157 treated curves in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky found that wet-road crashes fell 83% and total crashes fell 57%

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