Rush hour is coming back, but slower traffic hasn't meant fewer crashes. Here's why. | State and Regional

Safety advocates say pandemic behaviors — including the possibility some drivers might be conducting Zoom meetings behind the wheel — could be to blame for the number of injuries and

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