It’s back to school time, and after months of driving in summer traffic, it is important for parents and all drivers to have a crash course in school bus safety. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, students are approximately 70x safer on a…

With school around the corner, soon millions of children across the country will be taking the bus to and from school. Parents expect that bus drivers will drive responsibly to ensure their children are safe, but unfortunately, accidents can occur. As distracted driving incidents increase,…

Boating can be a fun way to spend an afternoon with family and friends this summer. Unfortunately, accidents can happen if the proper precautions are not taken. Let’s take a closer look at boating accident causes, how often they occur and learn tips to help…

Fourth of July goes hand-in-hand with festive parades, delicious barbeques and sparkling fireworks. The summer holiday is also known for drinking. Unfortunately, when people choose to drink and drive, what should be a fun and festive holiday weekend could turn tragic in an instant. Missouri…

In a recent report of the best and worst states for teen drivers, Missouri came in at number 48, making it the 3rd worst state for teen driving in the nation. To determine each state’s ranking, the study took into consideration three main factors, including…

With summertime in full swing, many people will be meeting up with friends and families for barbeques, pool parties and other celebrations where drinking may be involved. While it’s fine to enjoy a drink, it’s important that adults enjoy responsibly, and never get behind the…

With the official start of summer around the corner, many look forward to sunny days spent by the pool, family picnics and road trips with friends. Unfortunately, the much-anticipated summer months are the most dangerous for teen drivers, who are out of school and out…

Missouri lawmakers are supporting a piece of legislation that would repeal the mandatory motorcycle helmet law. If this bill is signed by Governor Parson, motorcycle drivers who are over the age of 18 and have medical insurance can choose not to wear a helmet. Supporters…

The Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety will kick-off a Pedestrian Safety Awareness campaign next week. This week-long event, which will run from June 10-16, will help educate pedestrians and drivers alike to safely share the roads. How Prevalent Are Pedestrian Accidents in Kansas City, Missouri?…

You may think that sending a quick text message, making a phone call or scrolling through social media is safe to do behind the wheel, if only just for a few seconds. For many, using a cellphone is a habit, and has become a normal,…