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  • Georgia Motorists Face Move-Over Law Fines

    According to FBI reports, traffic enforcement units face some of the greatest risks on the road. In 2008, crashes and traffic-related incidents either equaled or exceeded officers under fire as the leading cause of police deaths in this country — for the 12th consecutive year.

  • Honoring Fallen Delaware DOT workers

    Sandi Gardner of Elsmere struggled for just the right words to explain why her son, 26-year-old Matthew Gardner, is still making the rounds of DelDOT work zones -- just under three years after a wayward vehicle killed a colleague and left him with 13 fractures, a punctured lung, broken face bones and broken teeth.

  • If You Can See This in Oregon, You're $355 Too Close

    The first car hit an Oregon State Police cruiser, ramming the cruiser into a trooper on the side of the road -- and knocking the officer to the ground. The second rig almost sideswiped a patrol car as the trooper exited on the side of the road. The car crashed into an embankment 150 feet from where the officer stood.

  • NC Road Construction to be Halted Over Holidays

    The N.C. Department of Transportation will stop most road work early this week across the state. including the New Bern area, to make travel easier and safer during the Easter holidays.

  • CO State Patrol Asks Motorists to Observe ‘Move-Over’ Law

    Virtually every day motorists zoom by highway maintenance workers and law enforcement. Each day on our nation’s highways some of these workers are injured or killed by passing motorists.

  • Carver Takes Lead on MA Move Over Law

    Citizens are increasingly desensitized to emergencies and tragedies and often completely disregard flashing lights as they pass by. Emergency responders engaged in rescue operations on roadways across the country shouldn’t have to constantly look over their shoulders for fear of distracted or preoccupied drivers plowing into them.

  • Florida School Resource Officers to Help Target Traffic Violators During Spring Break

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