The North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program and law enforcement agencies statewide launched the weeklong “Speeding Slows You Down” initiative today to encourage drivers to slow down and obey posted speed limits.
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The North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program and law enforcement agencies statewide launched the weeklong “Speeding Slows You Down” initiative today to encourage drivers to slow down and obey posted speed limits.
On Saturday evening, the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office Crash Reduction Team conducted a multi-agency traffic enforcement operation across Lenoir County in preparation for the statewide "Speeding Slows You Down" campaign, which begins this week.
RALEIGH – Speeding is one of the most frequent traffic violations, but its consequences can be deadly.
RALEIGH – The N.C. Governor’s Highway Safety Program (GHSP) is reminding drivers that speeding has life-threatening consequences.
A 15-year-old driver reached speeds of 110 miles per hour in a chase with a Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office deputy early Saturday morning before crashing his vehicle.
Deputies with the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office are participating in the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program’s “Speed a Little, Lose a Lot” campaign.
Law enforcement throughout North Carolina will be patrolling the roads July 18-24 to make sure motorists obey speed limits as part of the “Speeding Wrecks Lives” campaign, a national initiative in conjunction with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Famed NASCAR driver Bobby Labonte has a message for all North Carolinians: speeding belongs on the racetrack - not the highway.
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