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CHARLESTON — Drivers across West Virginia will see increased law enforcement patrols during the busy holiday season. As part of The Drive Sober or Get Pull

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

Manchester police have invited police and sheriff departments from Bennington, Wilmington, Winhall, Shaftsbury and Rutland to join them from Dec. 14 through Jan. 2 in holding one sobriety checkpoint and saturation patrols looking for drivers putting themselves and others at risk.

Stephanie Ronan, who was hit by a drunk driver about five years ago, joined local and state leaders to kick off the Booze It and Lose It campaign.

WILMINGTON — Law enforcement statewide will increase patrols this holiday season to keep drivers safe against impaired driving. On Monday…

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Transportation announced an investment of $73.8 million into more than two dozen projects across the state to increase safety on the roadways, including two in Lorain County. Two of those projects are slated to improve two intersections in Lorain County, according to a news release from […]

During the month of January, the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program will accept grant applications for projects that address highway safety. Grant

Fatal wrecks are down from last year, and deaths from drunken driving have dropped significantly, but the numbers remain starkly higher than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We got away with having awful driving habits in 2020,” says one highway safety expert. “And those have continued.”

GPD urges drivers not to drink and drive and a survivor of a deadly drunk driver crash shares their story.