Traffic in one part of Mitchell may be a little safer thanks to the Mitchell City Council approving an intersection for a four-way stop nine years after residents requested the city to take action.
The Mitchell City Council, during its regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 3, approved the intersection of East First Avenue and South Foster Street to become a four-way stop. Around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday ...
A new Tremec 6-speed manual transaxle, engineered from the C8's DCT, revives the dream of a three-pedal Corvette. It handles ...
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Traffic at intersections has eased with new lights, yet drivers continue to jump red lights, forcing traffic police to intervene manually ...
Q: Judith Barkow of Rancho Cucamonga expressed concerns about the short amount of time pedestrians are given at signaled ...
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Drivers should prepare for more significant traffic concerns this week as major events overlap in Raleigh. The North Carolina State Fair opens Thursday and runs through Oct. 26 ...
Traffic was held on the M4 eastbound at Coryton after a serious collision on Wednesday afternoon. Initially one lane was closed then the whole eastbound carriageway was shut and one lane on the ...
While there's much to look forward to, including new fair foods and rides, one big thing that most people—especially those out of the Triangle—will be dealing with is traffic. Other WRAL Top Stories ...
The Federal Aviation Administration reported 12 of their facilities were short-staffed on Friday, including some which have caused delays for travelers. Phoenix Sky Harbor International airport will ...
“Problem children” air traffic controllers who call out sick as a way to protest the government shutdown could lose their jobs, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned Thursday. “If we have some on ...
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