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Following a nationwide trend, more people were killed in traffic fatalities in North Carolina last year than in any other year in the past two decades, according to the N.C.

Following a nationwide trend, more people were killed in traffic fatalities in North Carolina last year than in any other year in the past two decades.

North Carolina communities interested in participating in the 2022 "Watch for Me NC" safety program may now submit applications to the Governor’s Highway Safety Program.

Watch for Me NC focuses on reducing pedestrian and bicyclist injuries and fatalities through public education and community engagement partnerships with local law enforcement. North Carolina communities interested in participating

Now through January 2, law enforcement officers are stepping up patrols across the state to stop impaired drivers as part of the Booze It and Lose It holiday en

The statewide "Booze It & Lose It" holiday campaign is now in effect through the beginning of 2022. Law enforcement officers will increase patrols in an effort…

North Carolina Police is increasing their patrols to stop drunk drivers across the state this holiday season.

TRIAD — Here’s one bit of good news out of the COVID-19 pandemic: People drove less in North Carolina in 2020, and that helped drive down vehicle crashes by more

Halloween 'Booze It & Lose It" campaign kicks off soon across the state

RALEIGH – As North Carolina enters one of the deadliest weeks of the year for motorists, local law enforcement agencies plan to increase patrols this weekend to remind drivers and