In light of three fatal wrong-way collisions that occurred within a week’s time, Arizona law enforcement and transportation officials have decided to hold an emergency meeting to discuss how to deal with the problem.
Coconico County Bans Cell Phone Use After several years of discussion and work, the Coconino County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution to ban the use of cell phones while operating a motor vehicle in an attempt to make the roads safer.
DPS v. Distracted Driving Efforts to target and curb distracted driving in the state of Arizona were put into practice from April 10th-15th.
Driver Arrested in Car Crash that Killed Phoenix Woman A woman riding in a car traveling down a Phoenix interstate was hit and killed by multiple vehicles after being thrown from the Chevrolet Malibu she was riding in into oncoming traffic from an initial car crash.
The Loop 101 Eastbound was shut down as a result of two serious crashes, one involving a motorcycle, and one involving a Phoenix police officer in a car.
1 dead, 2 hurt in fiery freeway truck crash caused by dropped gas canisters A man was killed and two people were hospitalized when a flatbed truck dropped several canisters containing a mix of freon and other gases, creating a chain reaction crash while driving on Interstate 17 near Thomas Road.
First time cyclist killed by car was determined to finish El Tour de Tucson cyclist John Henderson, 59, was killed when a car struck him from behind.
Stryker parents and son die in head-first car crash Sixteen-year-old Travis Stryker and his parents, James and Rebecca Stryker, were killed when a Chevrolet sedan traveling southbound along a highway north of Flagstaff, Arizona, crossed the center divider line, colliding first with a Honda sedan and then head-first into the family’s Dodge van.