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Austin Fast

Austin Fast

Investigative Data Reporter at For The Win - USA Today

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Recent Articles

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Water activists 'concerned' but will keep fighting 'forever chemicals' as Trump returns

New EPA data re-enforce the need for urgency among activists as almost 500 cities may soon need to act to comply with new PFAS drinking water limits.
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Grants nearly doubled for deadly rural roads after USA TODAY invest...

Grants to fix deadly roads in rural towns nearly doubled this year, helping places USA TODAY previously found had been left out.
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Ship operator in Baltimore bridge collapse had other deadly incidents

Crushed, asphyxiated or fallen overboard: Synergy Marine, manager of ship involved in Key Bridge collapse, had multiple fatal incidents since 2019.
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How many ships hit bridges, lose power every year? Data shows jarri...

An eerily accurate simulation of the Baltimore disaster at Cal Maritime showed the crew couldn’t avoid hitting the bridge under the same conditions.
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The Excerpt podcast: Despite available federal grant money, traffic...

Despite available federal grant money, traffic deaths are soaring in poor, rural areas of the US. Why?
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Inside USA TODAY's investigation of grants to reduce traffic deaths...

Even with crash data at their fingertips, DOT officials had not reached out to hard-hit communities to encourage them to apply for billions in help.
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Where crashes kill many, federal attention is sorely absent - USA T...

Many local leaders have never gotten a federal grant and don’t know where to start, experts say. They need help to build their capacity to compete.
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Safe Streets grants are supposed to save lives. Why are they missin...

Two years into Joe Biden’s 5-year Safe Streets infrastructure program, counties with low traffic death rates received nearly all the money.