Drunk-Driver Detectors for Cars Mandated in Infrastructure Bill August 3, 2021 By Keith Laing and Lillianna Byington New cars will be required to have technology to detect drunk drivers and a system to keep children from being...
Analysis Shows Red Light Cameras Don’t Reduce Crashes or Improve Public Safety July 25, 2018 Red light cameras don’t reduce the number of traffic accidents or injuries at intersections where the devices are installed, according...
Nebraska City Sees Fewer Traffic Crashes Last Year Than in 2000 February 21, 2018 There were slightly fewer crashes in Lincoln, Neb., last year than in 2000 despite a nearly 25 percent growth in...
Despite Icy Weather, Arkansas Sees Drop in Crashes February 10, 2014 Police and social scientists aren’t sure how to explain an apparent drop in the number of accidents attributed to slick...
Storm Brings Deaths, Travel Problems, Power Losses March 4, 2013 By COLLEEN SLEVIN and CARRIE ANTLFINGER A Midwest snowstorm packing heavy snow and strong winds left six people dead in Kansas, hundreds of vehicles crashed or...
Wisconsin Puts Focus on Safety of Teen Drivers October 19, 2011 The focus is being put on the safety of teenage drivers this week in Wisconsin. Gov. Scott Walker has declared...
Ohio Labor Day Road Fatalities Lowest in 5 Years September 8, 2011 Authorities say preliminary numbers show 10 people died in fatal traffic crashes in Ohio over the Labor Day weekend, the...
Tennessee Sees Decline in July 4 Fatalities July 13, 2011 Safety officials say the number of fatalities in Tennessee during the Fourth of July holiday continues to decline. The Tennessee...