Summary

Gerald R. Ford Proclamation 4447: National Bicentennial Highway Safety Year… (1976)

As requested by the Congress, I call upon Americans in all walks of life; in both the public and private sectors, as individuals, groups, and organizations, to participate in appropriate programs and activities, at home, at work, and on the highway, so that lives may be saved and injuries prevented—symbolizing the rededication of the American people to living and working together in a spirit of mutual cooperation, harmony, dignity, and respect in order to achieve better, healthier, happier lives for all.
Source: Wikisource

Gerald R. Ford Proclamation 4447: National Bicentennial Highway Safety Year… (1976)

Millions of Americans-men, women, and children-are planning to see and participate in Bicentennial activities. An expected twenty million visitors from abroad will also participate.
The overwhelming majority of those involved in Bicentennial related activities will travel on the Nation's roadways. Since the beginning of the automobile age, over two million Americans have died on our Nation's highways.
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature