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More than 10K AZ drivers required roadside assistance last Labor Day weekend - Vimarsana News

More than 10K AZ drivers required roadside assistance last Labor Day weekend

Operation Safe Roads spoke with the experts. Michelle Donati with AAA Arizona said they do receive a spike in calls for roadside assistance amid hotter travel conditions.

Source: abc15.com
Wildlife Crossings: California Passes Safe Roads Bill - Vimarsana News

Wildlife Crossings: California Passes Safe Roads Bill

The California Senate passed the Safe Roads and Wildlife Protection Act with a 35-0 vote. The bill now awaits approval from Governor Newsom.

California Senate Passes Safe Roads Bill, Putting Statewide Wildlife Connectivity Within Reach - Vimarsana News

California Senate Passes Safe Roads Bill, Putting Statewide Wildlife Connectivity Within Reach

Center for Biological Diversity: SACRAMENTO, Calif.— The California Senate passed the Safe Roads and Wildlife Protection Act on Monday in a 35-0 vote, paving the way for more wildlife crossings across the state’s roadway system. Assembly Bill 2344 now awaits approval from the governor after a concurrence vote in the Assembly, which it passed in May.

2022 Washington region Vision Zero Summit - Vimarsana News

2022 Washington region Vision Zero Summit

The Vision Zero Summit brings together elected officials, decision-makers, advocates, thought leaders, and the private sector to share best practices to traffic

Source: arlnow.com
Vision Zero: City officials could spend $345k to change metro driving mentality - Vimarsana News

Vision Zero: City officials could spend $345k to change metro driving mentality

'Change starts with how we talk': City of Omaha wants to curb speeding, drunk driving, and other issues behind the wheel.

Source: ketv.com