A SPECIAL TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE IS GIVING A THUMBS UP TO A PLAN TO CRACK DOWN ON DRIVERS INVOLVED IN FATAL ACCIDENTS.
 
CURRENTLY…MOTORISTS IN A FATAL CRASH CAN SEEK COURT SUPERVISION. SECRETARY OF STATE JESSE WHITE SAYS THAT NEEDS TO CHANGE. WALTER SPEER AGREES. HIS DAUGHTER WAS KILLED BY A DISTRACTED DRIVER.
 
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WHITE SUCCESSFULLY PUSHED FOR A LAW EARLIER THIS YEAR PROHIBITING THOSE CAUGHT EXCESSIVELY SPEEDING FROM GETTING COURT SUPERVISION. THIS ADDITIONAL CHANGE WILL ALSO HAVE TO BE APPROVED BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE.