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Travel along rural highways with fast-moving traffic in Spokane County can be treacherous, especially when conditions get icy. Drivers are supposed to adjust their speeds
A rash of car accidents involving snowplows has turned a spotlight on the dangers of winter travel in Coeur d’Alene and Kootenai County. KXLY-TV
Stop sign intersections are dangerous spots for Spokane Valley motorists when other drivers aren’t obeying the right-of-way. When drivers proceed through intersections when it’s not
When Grant County roads get icy, every motorist must think of the safety of any drivers and passengers nearby. Many people believe that mother nature
Drivers on busy Spokane Valley streets can keep track of the cars beside them, but they may not be expecting a vehicle in oncoming lanes
Massive intersections in Millwood can bring eight or more lanes of traffic together from each direction. When these crossroads get busy, it only takes one
Travel on the rural highways of Stevens County can get treacherous. This is especially true when conditions get snowy and icy and yet some drivers
Travel on State Route 2 through Colbert and Chattaroy can get busy in the evenings. Usually, drivers can trust that motorists traveling in the opposite
Motorcyclists are on constant alert for the careless motorists all around them. Unfortunately, that includes having to monitor cars entering the roadway from driveways and
Travel on rural highways through Grant County can leave drivers facing less traffic. But those long, straight routes can also cause motorists to lose
