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State Transportation Officials Drop Highway Speed Limits by 20 MPH Warning Violators Could Face Fines Up To 200
You notice the highway signs change and your speedometer suddenly feels important. Officials dropped the
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Safety Experts Warn: New Traffic Light Design May Be Difficult For Some Drivers To See Raising Visibility Concerns
You might not notice a change in the intersection until a moment of confusion costs
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New Weight Limits and a 35-MPH Rule On Certain Routes Could Lead To Penalties For Drivers Hauling Heavy Loads
You haul heavy loads and need to know if new rules will change your routes,
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A Major City Moves to Eliminate Free Parking Installing Thousands Of Meters In A Controversial Push To Boost Revenue
You walk past curbside spaces that used to be free and notice new meters snapping
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Drivers Finally Learn What the Rhythmic Clicking of Their Turn Signal Means And When It Signals A Potential Problem
You hear that steady tick every time you tap the stalk, but you might not
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Certain Roads Now Restrict Drivers to 25 MPH Under New Safety Regulations Aimed At Reducing Crashes And Injuries
You’ll notice more streets posted at 25 mph because officials aim to lower crash severity
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Bright Green Traffic Lanes Are Appearing Across the U.S. Forcing Drivers To Adjust To New Rules Designed To Improve Safety
You’ll notice bright green traffic lanes popping up on streets and highways, and they change
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Drivers in One State Can Still Pass Safety Inspections Even If Their Vehicles Lack Doors Or A Hood Sparking Safety Debate
You might be surprised to learn that in one state, vehicles can pass safety inspections
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Confusing International Roundabout Near the U.S. Border Sends Unsuspecting Drivers Into Canada With One Wrong Turn
You approach the notorious cross-border roundabout expecting a quick turn and clear signs, but one
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One U.S. State Proposes Eliminating Traditional Speed Limits Replacing Them With A Controversial 5 Mph Baseline Rule
They might scrap traditional speed limits and replace them with a 5 mph baseline rule