Traffic Fatalities Dip 6.3% in First Quarter 2025 July 29, 2025 The number of people killed in U.S road crashes was down 6.3% in the first three months of 2025, according...
Cyclists Blocking Traffic Do Not Always Have to Pull Off Road: Pennsylvania High Court June 24, 2025 By Andrew G. Simpson While cyclists on Pennsylvania roads must make “reasonable efforts” to not impede the flow of traffic, the law does not...
Passenger Killed When Horse Smashed Through Windshield on California Highway September 26, 2024 The passenger in a car was killed when a horse smashed through the windshield during a series of crashes on...
New Jersey City That Limited Street Parking Hasn’t Had a Traffic Death in 7 Years March 5, 2024 By Jeff McMurray Street parking was already scarce in Hoboken, New Jersey, when the death of an elderly pedestrian spurred city leaders to...
Sinkhole Opens in California, Nearly Swallows Fire Engine February 6, 2023 A water main burst under a Hollywood street in California, creating a sinkhole that almost swallowed a fire engine and...
It’s Time to Rewrite The Rules That Make U.S. Roads So Deadly: Viewpoint March 31, 2021 By Sara Bronin A 25-year-old Yale Law student. A crossing guard. A 78-year-old woman. A high-school teacher. These are but four of the...
$300K State Grant to Help New Orleans with Traffic Safety November 30, 2020 A state grant will help the New Orleans Police Department staff additional checkpoints to catch drunk drivers next year. The...
Hawaii Looking for Ways to Combat Traffic-Related Deaths January 28, 2020 Hawaii lawmakers have proposed initiatives to help reduce the number of traffic-related fatalities after transportation officials confirmed more than 100...
Arizona City’s Pedestrian Safety Effort Fails April 26, 2019 Phoenix, Ariz. officials failed to advance an effort that aimed to reduce pedestrian deaths by improving street safety in the...
Pedestrian Fatalities Continue to Rise March 4, 2019 A new report projects that 6,227 pedestrian fatalities occurred in 2018, the highest number in nearly three decades. Pedestrians will...