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Tanya Mohn

Tanya Mohn

Contributing Writer at Forbes Online

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United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Automobiles
  • Entertainment
  • Travel
  • News

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Recent Articles

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Campuses Across U.S. Rally To Make Biking Safer, Easier, And Better

Campuses across the country rally to make biking easier, safer, and better with initiatives like infrastructure investments and stronger community ties.
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Events To Remember Road Traffic Victims Held Across U.S. And World

Events planned for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on November 16 highlight how slowing speed can save lives and the need for road safety reforms.
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Tech To Protect Walkers At Night Is Getting Better, New Study Finds

Pedestrian automatic emergency braking systems have improved at detecting walkers at night. It's important, as more than 75 % of pedestrian fatalities occur after dark.
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Glare From New Headlights Causes No Rise In Crashes, Study Says

Headlights have gotten much better at lighting the road ahead in recent years, but glare-related crashes have not increased.
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New Street Design Guide Aims To Help Lower Global Deaths From Speeding

A new guide hopes to help communities reduce road deaths and lessen the severity and impact of serious injuries caused by speed by integrating safer street design.
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How Old US Train Tracks Turned Into Public Cycling And Walking Trails

The story of how some 26,000 miles of abandoned railway found a new purpose connecting communities is the subject of a new public television documentary.  
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What Study Abroad Students Need To Know About Road Travel Risks

What Study Abroad Students Need To Know About Road Travel Risks
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Child Car Seats Must Be Used Correctly And Longer, Safety Group Says

Child Car Seats Must Be Used Correctly And Longer, Safety Group Says
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US Trade Deal Will Cost Lives On Europe’s Roads, Safety Groups Say

European safety groups raise concerns that a recent transatlantic trade and investment agreement between the US and EU will expose EU citizens to higher road risks. 
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Global Cities Honored For Tackling Deadly Speeds In New Initiative

Eight cities are recognized by the Bloomberg Philanthropies for lowering speeds and other strategies to prevent and reduce speed-related crash injuries and fatalities.
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Traffic Deaths Are Down, But U.S. Still Trails Other Wealthy Nations

The number of people killed in road crashes in the first three months of 2025 has decreased. It's the lowest estimated quarterly fatality rate in six years.