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Distracted, impaired driving increases in summer months; Utah patrols on high alert - Vimarsana News

Distracted, impaired driving increases in summer months; Utah patrols on high alert

The Utah Highway Patrol makes one out of every three DUI arrests in Utah and, in the summer months, troopers have to be extra vigilant.

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UHP slams increasing number of road rage incidents | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

UHP slams increasing number of road rage incidents | News, Sports, Jobs

Utah authorities are aiming to raise awareness of the danger posed by road rage incidents on the heels of the arrest of a suspect in a June shooting on Interstate 15 in Davis County that left a teenager severely wounded. In a press release, the Utah Department of Public Safety announced the arrest of Daniel […]

Man arrested in road rage shooting; UHP slams increasing number of incidents | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Man arrested in road rage shooting; UHP slams increasing number of incidents | News, Sports, Jobs

Utah authorities are aiming to raise awareness of the danger posed by road rage incidents on the heels of the arrest of a suspect in a June shooting on Intersta

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Trooper rams into truck driving the wrong way on interstate - Vimarsana News

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Trooper rams into truck driving the wrong way on interstate

A Utah highway patrol trooper is being called a hero after he risked his life to stop a wrong-way driver who was going full speed.

Utah trooper who hit wrong-way driver to stop him says he acted instinctively - Vimarsana News

Utah trooper who hit wrong-way driver to stop him says he acted instinctively

A Utah Highway Patrol trooper who stopped a wrong-way driver by intentionally crashing into his vehicle nearly head-on says he let his training takeover and acted instinctively.

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