The U.S. will soon require a mandatory auto-breaking system to be installed in new cars in an effort to decrease crashes and deaths.
PHOENIX — A pedestrian was killed in a crash in central Phoenix overnight on Tuesday, city police said.
First responders rushed him to the hospital where he later died, officials said. Authorities haven't released his identity at this time. The free 12News+ app from 12News lets users stream live events — including daily newscasts like"Today in AZ" and"12 News" and our daily lifestyle program,"Arizona Midday"—on
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