Many drivers remain unaware of the zipper merge, a method of easing traffic congestion by taking turns when lanes narrow. One reader’s question — should more states adopt signage explaining this process? — is sparking renewed debate about driver education.
A Saturday night collision in Lufkin’s Crown Colony subdivision resulted in one driver being charged with driving while intoxicated, police say. The two-vehicle crash took place in the 400 block of Champions Drive, according to Jackie Zimmerman, public relations specialist for the Lufkin Police Department.
An early-morning car accident on Interstate 90 claimed the life of a Subaru Legacy driver south of Deer Lodge, Montana. Authorities indicate that the vehicle drifted off the right side of the highway while attempting a left-hand turn, leading to a tragic single-car crash.
Early Friday morning, a 16-year-old girl died after a car crash in Grant County, Oregon, according to the Oregon State Police. The fatal incident occurred at around 3:30 a.m. on July 10 and has left the local community reeling.
Georgia’s annual Operation Southern Slow Down starts Monday, bringing more law enforcement officers onto the state’s roads. Running from July 13 to 19, the campaign serves as a reminder for drivers to adopt safer habits.
Kentucky’s teen drivers face an alarmingly high rate of fatal crashes, surpassing national averages. Researchers at the University of Kentucky and the Kentucky Transportation Center are launching a study to determine the causes behind this disconcerting trend.
Rain can turn summer roads into hazardous paths, especially when tire treads wear thin. This article explores how diminished tire quality influences braking performance and highlights why tread depth matters for your safety.
A 24-year-old Lincoln mother, identified as Jayme Karash, lost her life after a semitrailer collision. She was rushed to a nearby hospital but later succumbed to her injuries. The tragedy, which has profoundly impacted the local community, remains under investigation.
Drivers and passengers know to wear seatbelts, but what about pets? The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office reminds everyone that safety measures on the road can and should include traveling animals.
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte visited the Teton River bridge project south of Choteau to emphasize road safety. He urged drivers to slow down, follow construction signs, and stay alert on U.S. Highway 89 as work continues on the replacement project.
