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The State Highway Patrol says the 17-year-old driver was clocked going more than 100 mph before he lost control at the Brogden Road exit in Smithfield.

ODOT say it has secured $4.6 million for project at Routes 224 and 225 in Deerfield Township.

Collision latest in ‘uptick’ of deadly wrecks

AUGUSTA — In an effort to raise awareness and combat the dangers of intoxicated driving, the West Virginia State Police announced that it will conduct a Sobriety Checkpoint in Hampshire

Impatience, disregarding weather conditions, disregarding traffic conditions, inattentiveness, driving under the influence, speeding and distracted driving all contribute to the fatalities seen too often on West Virginia’s highways.

By GREG JORDAN

Local law enforcement officers and state transportation agencies have coordinated once again for the annual Holiday Booze It & Lose It campaign to remind motorists of the dangers of driving

A Christmas Day traffic tragedy in Goose Creek prevented a 33-year-old Berkeley County woman from celebrating her 34th birthday the next day.

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RALEIGH — This holiday season, the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program joins local and state law enforcement to urge drivers against impaired driving.