Rural highways in Idaho can be extremely dangerous, especially when opposing vehicles are separated by nothing more than a double yellow line. An unfocused driver
Four-lane roads through Spokane Valley carry plenty of traffic all week and can be the scenes of dangerous collisions. Even on the weekend when fewer
Cyclists own the same share of the road as any motorist. When drivers don’t yield that right-of-way, riders can be put in extreme danger. Unprotected
Intersections along the busiest corridors in Spokane and Spokane Valley end up being dangerous spots for local drivers each day. Sprague Avenue is especially hazardous
If you drive around Spokane for very long, you’ll start to notice where traffic gets tight and motorists get impatient. Our city’s usual trouble spots
Two-lane highways and long straightaways across Spokane County can lull drivers into going faster than they realize. They also bring motorists traveling in opposite directions
Drivers around Spokane jump on Interstate 90 to quickly get east or west. They merge with local drivers and other motorists just entering Washington or
Motorcyclists in Spokane do their best to avoid careless drivers. With experience, they can often tell when drivers have become distracted and may not be
Long, rural highways can lull inattentive drivers into an unfocused state and leave them at elevated risk to miss potential obstacles ahead of them. A
Idaho highways can be narrow and run through some curvy and steep terrain. They can also be just two lanes, putting traffic flowing in both
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