Indiana Secretary of State Frank Mayr outlines Indiana highway safety campaign in Indianapolis in 1932

The video discusses a safety campaign in Indiana led by the Secretary of State, aiming to ensure highway safety for both drivers and pedestrians. It highlights the collaboration between state highway police and the automobile license department in enforcing safety measures. The campaign includes checking the mechanical efficiency of vehicles and regulating their speed. Community involvement is emphasized, with schools, police, and organizations working together to raise public awareness about accident prevention.

What is the primary goal of the safety campaign in Indiana?

• To make travel on highways safe for everyone

• To increase the number of highways

• To reduce the number of vehicles on the road

• To promote public transportation

Which departments are involved in the safety work under the Secretary of State's direction?

• Fire department and emergency services

• Environmental protection agency

• Public health and education departments

• State highway police and automobile license department

What measures are being taken to ensure vehicle safety?

• Increasing fuel efficiency

• Checking mechanical efficiency and regulating speed

• Installing GPS in all vehicles

• Providing free vehicle maintenance

Who are some of the key partners in raising public awareness about road safety?

• Religious organizations and charities

• Sports teams and entertainment industry

• Parent Teachers Association and city police departments

• Local businesses and corporations

What is emphasized as crucial for preventing automobile accidents?

• Advanced vehicle technology

• Increased police presence

• Public showing regard for safety and others' rights

• Higher speed limits