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Travel on any interstate around Louisville can be hazardous when drivers start paying attention to other things than the road. That carelessness can leave
Windy, two-lane roads across Grant County can be dangerous routes when drivers become inattentive and leave their lane without realizing it. They can lose control
Motorcyclists traveling Louisville never seem to get a break from having to watch the actions of careless and reckless drivers. At-fault drivers often claim they
Louisville is connected to Indiana by several bridges spanning the Ohio River. Travel often gets hazardous on these routes. Lanes can be narrow and there
Rain and slippery roads can make driving hazardous in Louisville, but it’s still up to motorists to slow their speeds to maintain control of their
Busy two-lane roads through the more rural sections of Lexington can provide more danger than expected, especially during the more busy hours of the afternoon.
It’s important that Kentucky drivers get regular reminders of the hazards they can face when they travel. Assessing where we are as far as traffic
Morning traffic can back up on popular routes through Lexington. School traffic can further increase traffic levels on thoroughfares like Man o’ War Boulevard. Parents
Rush-hour traffic around Lexington can be intense and dangerous, even on a holiday weekend. Drivers can have their thoughts on holiday gatherings or be checking
New Circle Road carries heavy traffic around Lexington every evening and even on the weekend. Drivers can behave carelessly or even drive in a reckless