Travel up, fatalities down during 100 Deadliest Days

TAYLORSVILLE — From Memorial Day to Labor Day, 87 people died on Utah roads — seven fewer than last year at the same time, according to road safety campaign Zero Fatalities.But that number is still too high, Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Todd Royce said."Whenever we’re talking about numbers, we’re talking about people," Royce said. "We never feel our enforcement is enough whenever we have a fatality."Even though Utah drivers traveled more this summer — logging 5 percent