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As the weather gets warmer, motorists can expect an increase in motorcycle traffic. With May being Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and The Drive To Zero (DTZ) Coalition emphasize that cooperation from all road users will help reduce the number of fat

Driving high can be just as dangerous as drinking and driving is the message the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and the Drive To Zero (DTZ) Coalition want to share during the “If You Feel Different You Drive Different” safety campaign. Hillsboro Police Chief Jessey Hiebert agrees.

The initiative, named "Drive to Zero," focuses on six key areas, including driver fitness, behavior on the job, vehicle fitness, road risk, post-accident care, and collaboration with institutions like NTSA.

Put safety first when getting into a vehicle and participate in Buckle Up Phone Down (BUPD) Day, recognized across the country on Oct. 25. T

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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Motorists traveling across Kansas will now see increased traffic safety messaging and new signage on four particular stretches of highway. One of those stretches extends from St. Marys to Manhattan in Pottawatomie County. The Safety Corridor Pilot Program is a five-year initiative to reduce fatalities and seriousinjuries. Increased law enforcement, traffic safety education […]

TOPEKA, Kan. -- Motorists traveling four stretches of highway across Kansas will now see increased traffic safety messaging and new signage as part of the