safe driving

Someone complained about the traffic in Twin Falls and how congested it is and bad it is but is Twin Falls traffic as bad as this poster made it out to be?

A recent story about unmarked cop cars in Twin Falls stirred a little controversy in the community and it has led the (TFPD) to release a statement.

With slower drivers and more sliding than usual, it can often bring out road rage, for those that don't want to be as cautious.

As Idaho enters into the winter season the roads will worsen and people new to the state will need to adjust as some have never driven on snow or ice before.

The Idaho Transportation Department and partner AAA Idaho is kicking off the annual winter safety driving campaign. The campaign, called Idaho Ready, is designed to help drivers prepare for challenging conditions on the state's highways and offers information via Facebook, Twitter and a web page...

On Friday, 32 teens from across the state will gather with highway safety professionals to write and produce a series of public service announcements that promote safe driving among young drivers.

Local and state law enforcement agencies are teaming up to educate Idahoans on the best ways to arrive safe at their destinations.

In an effort to help keep people safe on the roads during the cold months, the Idaho Transportation Department has launched its annual winter safety campaign.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – Don’t do it. Don’t even think about. If you do drink and drive this holiday season, you could very well have a face-to-face meeting with a law enforcement officer.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – One-hundred and sixty-five lives have been lost on Idaho roads this year. Eighty-two of the fatalities occurred just this summer, according to Idaho State Police, giving somber meaning to the phrase the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer.”

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – If you’ve ever driven on icy roads behind a snowplow, you know there are certain things you should do.