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In 2020, 8.8% of all crashes in Nebraska occurred on a wet surface while driving. Hydroplaning can mean a loss of traction and may lose control of steering and control of the vehicle. Weather can also be an added distraction while driving. Vision may be more obscure, and we may tend to narrow our field of vision. Download “Driving in Rain” Safety Huddle from Free Resources or Download a PDF version Here
November 8, 2024
Now is the perfect time to make sure you and your vehicle are ready for winter driving. Here are some quick tips and hints that can help you start thinking about how you can be the most prepared for whatever winter might bring. Is Your Car Ready? Tires: Do you have all-weather or winter tires? […]
October 10, 2024
There are three, crucially important traffic safety observances in the month of October. Pedestrian Safety Month, School Bus Safety Week, and Teen Driving Safety Week. This year, there have already been more pedestrian fatalities in Nebraska than in the entire year of 2023. While motorists can help prevent these deaths by simply slowing down, paying […]
September 6, 2024
Memorial Day weekend marked the beginning of the 100 Deadliest Days which have now come to a close with Labor Day weekend. In the traffic safety world, this time period is known for a spike in roadway fatalities, particularly among younger drivers. A lot of this is simply due to the increased numbers of younger […]