Advertise on Fatal Roads
Display places and county sponsor lines on the pages of the fatal crash record.
Last checked against the NHTSA pages:
Fatal Roads gives the NHTSA counts of road deaths for each county, state and signed route since 1975. A reader opens a page to compare a local rate with the state and the nation.
At present no page shows an advertisement or a sponsor line. All the places below are open.
Who opens the pages
- Residents and commuters who look up the record of their county or the route that they drive.
- Groups that work for road safety and need a local figure.
- Local reporters who write after a crash or a new NHTSA release.
- Insurance and personal injury professionals who research an area.
Ask the desk for the current visit figures. Tell it the counties, states or routes, and it sends the visits for those pages.
Places for a brand
- Display places. County, state, yearly state, route and factor pages each have a place at the top, in the middle and at the bottom. The home page and the findings have the same three places.
- A county sponsor line. A county page can carry one sponsor line near its top. The word "Sponsored" marks that line, and it can link to your site.
You pick the counties, the page types and the dates. A direct agreement can also hold every place on the pages of one state for a period.
How to start
Write to hello@fatalroads.com. Say which brand, which counties or pages, and which dates.
The desk answers in five working days with the visits for those pages and a price.
What a payment does not buy
A reader can tell every paid item from the crash record, because each one carries a label. An advertiser or a sponsor has no influence on a count, a rate, a sentence or the order of a table.
Only a county page can have a sponsor line. No advertiser or sponsor sees a page before it is published. The About page says how the site is paid for.