A one-car crash near Cameron, Missouri, ended tragically Wednesday morning when a 28-year-old driver lost control on U.S. Route 36 and flipped his vehicle. The driver, who was skidding off the highway, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to local authorities.
The U.S. Transportation Department has announced tighter commercial driver’s license requirements for noncitizens. The move follows three deadly crashes this year that officials say were caused by immigrant truck drivers.
A tragic collision on I-75 near I-375 claimed the life of a man walking along the highway on Friday, Sept. 26. According to police, the pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at night and did not survive.
A foggy morning collision in north Moorhead near MB Johnson Park brought significant emergency personnel to the scene, slowing traffic and underscoring the hazards of low-visibility conditions. Officials responded around 7 a.m. to find drivers struggling to navigate through the fog, heightening the importance of cautious driving.
Skinner Boulevard has officially reopened to traffic in Pinellas County, following the completion of two single-lane roundabouts at Highland and Douglas avenues. The newly finished project aims to improve traffic flow and enhance safety on a major local thoroughfare.
The Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office will hold a sobriety checkpoint on September 12, running from 10pm to 2am in South Caddo Parish. Officials plan to monitor drivers during the late-night operation as part of an ongoing safety effort.
As harvest season approaches, the Nebraska Corn Board and Nebraska Corn Growers Association are bringing attention to National Farm Safety and Health Week, Sept. 21-27. Their theme, “Safety First, Avoid the Worst,” underscores the importance of protecting farmers, motorists, and rural communities from preventable accidents.
An urgent plea emerges in Marin County to prevent wildlife roadkill. After one resident discovered an endangered spotted owl on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, the call to safeguard local species gained new momentum.
Six people lost their lives and two more were injured in a single-car crash in Napa County on Sunday night. Local authorities confirm the incident was a solo-vehicle accident, with no other cars involved.
Minnesota’s speed limits are more than just rules on a sign, according to one professional’s viewpoint. Drawing on firsthand experience, this commentary explores the nuances behind how and why speeds are set.
