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Yakima Police say new teen drivers ages 16-17 years old are three times as likely as adults to be involved in a deadly crash.

The most recent statistics available from the Yakima Police Department show officers made 25,237 traffic stops in 2022 compared with 39,712 in 2023

Better not take that Nyquil before you get behind the wheel in the state of Oregon.

You may disagree because of the roads you drive but officials at geotab.com have found Interstate 5 to be the most deadly roads in all of Washington state.

January is National Teen Driving Awareness Month and officials at US Cellular is passing along tips for teens and parents about how to stay safe while driving with a phone.

Is the next big snow storm on its way soon to Washington and Oregon?

Yakima Police Capt. Jay Seely says the patrols are important all the time to keep people safe but they take on extra meaning during the holidays when some people drink and drive.

It's amazing now far you travel, even at moderate speeds, when you take your eyes off the road.

Police are hoping you're paying more attention this fall as wet roads mean you'll need more time to stop.

The Officers issued 238 citations so a majority of drivers are getting warnings not tickets.

Over the last year thousands of drivers have been warned or cited during ongoing speed emphasis patrols.

The Washington Traffic Safety Commission and Washington State Patrol are sounding the alarm about the large number of traffic deaths.