A collision on an Iredell County roadway left a Salisbury woman dead and two juveniles critically injured. According to the N.C. State Highway Patrol, all three victims were transported from the scene with serious injuries.
Black ice, often undetectable on winter roads, can quickly turn driving into a treacherous task. The Minnesota Department of Transportation offers guidance to help motorists stay aware and prepared.
Two Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania plan to require English-only testing for new driver’s licenses, citing safety concerns. The proposal aims to ensure clarity in understanding road signs and instructions, but it raises questions about the potential impact on immigrant communities and ASL users.
As winter approaches, the Van Buren County Road Commission stands ready for conditions ranging from light dustings to blizzard-level storms. By tailoring each response to the severity of the weather, crews aim to keep local roads in Lawrence safe for drivers and residents alike.
Arroyo Grande police are ramping up DUI patrols over the Thanksgiving weekend. Drivers caught under the influence could face first-time DUI fines of $13,500 and a suspended license, according to local authorities.
Friday marked the final day of Crash Responder Safety Week, but the need to protect those who come to our aid after collisions continues. Being mindful of crash responders whenever we drive can save lives and ensure safer roads.
U.S. 12 will shut down at noon today near Arrow Bridge so crews can address an unstable rock slope. Officials are taking swift action to prevent potential threats to motorists, although no timeline for reopening has been disclosed.
Motorists in Chadds Ford Township should brace for slow traffic as PennDOT continues tree-clearing along Creek Road. Roadwork set to begin Monday is expected to cause significant delays, prompting drivers to plan accordingly.
On November 7, authorities in Paulding County responded to an intersection incident involving an 88-year-old driver. The brief stop and attempted turn have attracted local attention as officials piece together the details.
Athens has been awarded a second $400,000 grant to improve the intersection at U.S. 72 and Mooresville Road. Local officials hope the project will boost road safety and efficiency in this key transportation corridor.
