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'Click it or Ticket' Campaign begins in Missouri this week Missouri has seen a 6% increase of deaths in vehicle crashes due to unbuckled passengers since 2020, which had a 12% increase from 2019. Officials say if every one on the roads buckled up, it could save more than 200 lives each year.. Posted: May 24, 2021 6:36 PM Posted By: Mitchell Riberal (ST.JOSEPH, Mo) Monday marks the beginning of the 'Click it or Ticket' campaign. "There's officers who can look across the median on the Interstate and see people not wearing their seat belts," said Public Information Officer of Troop H, Sergeant...

LENOX — The town has hired a traffic engineering firm to collect and analyze information this week that could lead to safety upgrades at a key, accident-prone local intersection.

Ramp meters going up at six I-90 on-ramps across Spokane starting Tuesday April 12, 2021 6:41 PM Katerina Chryssafis Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane continues to grow and with that growth comes more traffic. It’s why the Washington State Department of Transportation is launching a new project to make merging onto I-90 safer for everyone. “We started a study back in 2017, quite a while ago, to look at the operations of I-90,” said Glen Wagemann, Traffic Engineer with WSDOT. The study focused on how the city could reduce the number of crashes happening on eac...

Despite advice against it, City Council will vote on lowering speed on Greenville Loop Road Greenville Loop Road speed limit By WECT Staff | March 16, 2021 at 6:38 AM EDT - Updated March 16 at 7:09 AM Earlier this month City Council heard suggestions from Denys Vielkanowitz, the city’s traffic engineer who did suggest making some improvements for safety to the road, however, advised against dropping the speed limits. Still, Councilman Charlie Rivenbark has sponsored an ordinance that would reduce the speed limit from 40 mph to 35 mph along the route, and bring it from 30 mph to 25 m...

Kure Beach Speed Limit Change Now Being Enforced Kure Beach Speed Limit Change Now Being Enforced Featured By WILLARD KILLOUGH III Managing Editor KURE BEACH - The Kure Beach Town Council approved lowering the speed limit on Fort Fisher Blvd during their November 16th, 2020 meeting and  changed the speed limit to 25 mph from Alabama Avenue to H Avenue on US Hwy 421 due to concerns expressed by area residents. According to the Town in a notice issued last week, " Now that DOT has the new speed limit signs up, it is in effect and being enforced." Fort Fisher Blvd (U.S. Hig...