World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in 2022

We are left with just a few minutes to the the World Day of remembrance for Road Traffic Victims happening at Old Taxi Park #WDoR2022 #RoadSafetyUg https://t.co/pj1reh1kYL

— Racheal (@Rachealkyy) November 20, 2022

Los Angeles City Hall is lit in yellow this week (nights of 11/14 - 11/18) to commemorate World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on Sunday, 11/20. We ask you to take a moment to REMEMBER, SUPPORT, and ACT for the 245 lives lost as a result of traffic violence in LA. https://t.co/yULHfKyri1

— Finish The Ride (@FinishTheRide) November 16, 2022

Traffic Collision:rpt@7:02 p.m. Hwy 95 X Hidden Valley Road, north of Blythe. Two vehicles involved and two victims. One victim was trapped in their vehicle and perished at the scene, the second victim was un-injured. CHP investigating. #HiddenIC https://t.co/j0dCA19aB7

— CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department (@CALFIRERRU) November 20, 2022

This Sunday is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Last year 426 people lost their lives in traffic crashes in Kansas. Each had a face, a name and a family who loved them. As we remember, tell loved ones how they can drive safe. More info: https://t.co/wpjeumPDbt https://t.co/JMCFPU4swn

— Kansas Department of Transportation (@KDOTHQ) November 18, 2022

Sunday is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Please take a moment to remember all the people killed or seriously injured on the roads and families that are missing them daily. Our actions and driving decisions matter. #WDoR2022 REMEMBER. SUPPORT. ACT. https://t.co/9EnGIAJv56

— Traffic Safety Team - Northeast Florida (@trafficsafetyfl) November 18, 2022

If this ends up being my last tweet before Twitter dies, this Sunday from 4-6pm is Fresno's first ever Commemoration of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. If you have been injured or lost a loved someone on Fresno's streets, you are invited to attend. #RIPTwitter https://t.co/5qJVAOl8kt

— Matthew Woodward (He/Him/His) (@mmwpro63) November 18, 2022

At Confederation Building for the annual Ceremony of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. The powerful ceremony saw speeches from those who have lost loved ones, and ended with many laying wreaths and flowers in memory of those gone too soon @VOCMNEWS https://t.co/MfC96Vo9FY

— Richard Duggan (@RDugganVOCM) November 16, 2022