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Officers, Directors & Members

President:
Carlos Parra
Vice President:
Daryle Gregory
Secretary/Treasurer:
Kathy Philippi
Past President:
Robert Bohm
Executive Director:
Frank Hinds
Board of Directors:
Polly Baughman
Charles Canfield
Virginia Canfield
Barbara Hoffman
KV Kumar
Robert Morehouse
Molly Stockwell-Ophus
Cheryl Willis-Blakes
Founding Families:
Frank and Gail Hinds
Les and Donna Marquis
Jodie Marquis
Sam Marquis
Krystal Philippi
John and Kathy Philippi
Members:
Lee and Cherie Abbey
Jamie Armstrong
Karen Babb
William Benson
Judy Bernstein
Helen Boehnke
Shannon Bremser
Ben Bruce
Ileen Bruns
Linda Buettner
Al Cane
SueAnn Canfield
Lori Daniels
Mary Ann DeFamio
Maryann Doglione
Shirley Falkenburry
Nikki Frett
Glen Gardner
Toni Graybill
Jim Harder
Mary-Ann Hart
Gail Hinds
Donovan and Kelie Hodge
Kacy Hodge
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2005 Arizona Red Light & Stop Sign Crash Statistics

Total Crashes: 8349

Total Killed: 80

Total Injured: 7494


Major Arizona Cities - 2005:

City Crashes Fatalities Injuries
Phoenix301419 2902
Scottsdale 347 3 306
Glendale 3163 302
Mesa 646 9 565
Tempe 507 4 394
Chandler 247 0 222
Peoria 101 1 84
Gilbert 148 2 123
Tucson 997 6 841

Source: AZ Dept of Transportation - (Updated July 19, 2006)


2004 U.S. Red Light Running Statistics

Total Crashes: 195,805

Person's Injured: 168,212

Fatalities: 914

Fatal Crashes: 854

Injury Crashes: 93,231

Source: U.S. Federal Highway Administration

  • One in 14 Arizona drivers were involved in a crash.
  • Four in five crashes occurred in urban areas.
  • Four in five crashes happened with 150 feet of an intersection.
  • You are more likely to be injured in a red light running related crash than any other type of crash.

  • RED MEANS STOP - YOU COULD BE 5 MINUTES AWAY FROM DYING ON AN ARIZONA CITY STREET! SOMEONE RUNS A RED LIGHT EVERY 5 MINUTES IN RUSH HOUR!

    Sources: Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Arizona Dept. of Transportation, The City of Phoenix Street Transportation Dept.  the Governor's Task Force on Head Injuries and the Arizona Insurance Information Association.

    Assembled by: The Red Means Stop Coalition,  Updated August 4, 2006

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    Insurance Institute For Highway Safety Report
    July 13, 2000

    States With Highest death rates in red light running Crashes per 100,000 people, 1992-98
      Population Deaths Rate per
    100,000
    Arizona 4,280,998 305 7.1
    Nevada 1,529,841 59 3.9
    Michigan 9,665,540 355 3.7
    Texas 15,557,046 663 3.5
    Alabama 4,225,686 143 3.4
    New Mexico 1,670,580 56 3.4
    Florida 14,197,723 434 3.1
    California 31,645,023 956 3
    Delaware 717,459 21 2.9
           

    Cities With Highest death rates in red light running Crashes per 100,000 people, 1992-98
      Population Deaths Rate per
    100,000
    Phoenix, AZ 1,125,599 122 10.8
    Memphis, TN 614,087 49 8
    Mesa, AZ 333,756 26 7.8
    Tucson, AZ 445,840 34 7.6
    St. Petersburg, FL 237,480 18 7.6
    Birmingham, AL 256,986 18 7
    Dallas, TX 1,047,815 73 7
    Albuquerque, NM 412,825 28 6.8
    Louisville, KY 250,572 17 6.5
    Detroit, MI 998,523 65 6.5
           


     
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