LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Andrew Bennett, with the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety, spoke to 13 Action News on Wednesday about the dangers of speeding on Las Vegas roads.
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Bennett explained the importance of not driving while impaired Tuesday and Wednesday he addressed the speeding dangers in the valley after ex-Raiders Henry Ruggs III was reportedly driving 156 mph before crashing on Rainbow Boulevard Tuesday.
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Watch the full interview in the player above.