By Associated Press - Tuesday, January 21, 2014

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Nebraska authorities are urging motorists to obey traffic safety laws after six fatalities were reported on state roadways over a four-day period.

The Nebraska State Patrol says the fatal crashes occurred between Friday and Monday in four state counties.

Four of the six crashes involved single-vehicle rollovers. Of those crashes, at least three people killed were not wearing seat belts.



Col. David Sankey, patrol superintendent, says the number of fatalities over a short period should be a wake-up call for motorists.

Eight people have died on Nebraska roads since the beginning of the year. Twelve fatalities were reported at this same time last year.

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