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Posts online claim North Carolina passed a new law that says drivers cant go over the speed limit. But that law has been on the books since 1979.

With spring break travel in full force, North Carolina officials are cracking down on speeding drivers with the Speed a Little, Lose a Lot campaign. The Governor’s Highway Safety Program, which promotes safe driving through various initiatives, launched the campaign in response to an increase in speeding-related deaths.

Famed NASCAR driver Bobby Labonte has a message for all North Carolinians: speeding belongs on the racetrack - not the highway.

Local law enforcement agencies from Adams, Lancaster, and York counties are joining Pennsylvania State Police and over 300 other municipal agencies to conduct a statewide targeted aggressive-driving enforcement wave through

A Catawba County man suspected of robbing a Conover bank on Wednesday (March 9) died Friday night (March 11) following a chase with Deputies on Interstate 95 in

The Orange County Sheriff's Office tracks driver behavior at a time when deaths from crashes are up.

North Carolina reported a record 1,755 traffic deaths in 2021, topping the previous mark set in 2007 and a 5% increase compared to 2020.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina reported a record 1,755 traffic deaths in 2021,...

Before the countys DWI Task Force was implemented, Onslow ranked among the top 10 worst counties in North Carolina for alcohol-related crashes.

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