With another new riding season ramping up, police and educators are urging motorcyclists to lay off the throttle.

Monterey County's Board of Supervisors voted to support a state bill allowing local governments to reduce speed limits in high-traffic areas to enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

It may seem like traveling at slower speeds is safer, but experts say those who drive below the speed limit may actually make the roads more dangerous.

State law already forbids slow drivers in the left lane under some circumstances. A House bill would apply that ban more ...

Island, the group contracted by the B.C. government to maintain highways on central Vancouver Island, are asking drivers to ...

A PennDOT flagger had a close call with an inattentive driver on Route 66 in Westmoreland County while another state road ...

Interstate 35 has reopened after a crash involving a jackknifed semi-trailer shut down the southbound lanes for several hours ...

With construction season ongoing in Utah, you may see more crews out on the roads — here's what the Utah Department of ...

The placement of the “Slow Down, Arrive Alive” signs is part of a broader strategy to reduce speed-related crashes across the ...

San Marcos officials are moving to slow down traffic in the Wallace Addition neighborhood. San Marcos City Council approved on the first of two readings to reduce the speed limit from 30 miles per ...

Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio's newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. The San Antonio City Council may soon consider lowering ...

Message signs will be used to alert motorists of closures ... MnDOT asks motorists to be alert, slow down and move over to keep the crews safe.