David Teater

National Safety Council

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Director of the Transportation Initiative for the National Safety Council

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Late last year, LA Sheriff’s Deputy Andrew Wood was driving along Mullhand Drive, returning from a fire call in Calabasas. Milton Olin was on his bike in the bicycle lane.

Los Angeles DA Won't Prosecute in Distracted Driving Case

Late last year, LA Sheriff’s Deputy Andrew Wood was driving along Mullhand Drive, returning from a fire call in Calabasas. Milton Olin was on his bike in the bicycle lane.

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