Life and death on America's highways 7 Articles

by Sam O'Quinn

We have all seen ads about the importance of wearing your seat belt or having a designated driver when going out to drink. How many times have you seen an ad concerning the "No Zone"? The "No Zone" is part of a camp...read more

by Doctor Bob

As Americans, we surely do believe in "trade-offs." We are willing to risk our lives, the lives of our families and the lives of others, on an hourly basis, so that we can get where we are going fast. While we may not co...read more

by Linda Eileen

What is sad and probably the highest cause of death on our highways is caused by a DWI driver. Today I learned just how small this world of ours has become; when I logged on to my Internet group. I learned when I logged on...read more

by Gloria Edmonson Nelson

I live in the busiest city in the United States: Los Angeles and near the most dangerous freeway as well: The 405! (Need I say more?) The old adage: "You must drive for yourself and everyone else" is so true now...read more

by Curtis Carper

My wife and I made our first trip west in 1994, from Minnesota to Las Vegas, down to Tucson, across to Texas and back north again. It was our first experience with the little white cross's to be found all over the south w...read more

by Chrissy

Sad thing is that alot of lives are lost on our roadways. I know that I use to live at a very dangerous intersection in Las Vegas, Jones and Alta. Although it is in the city and does have a traffic light that doesn't seem ...read more

by Cheephillippe

I appeared before Las Vegas judge Michael Cherry a few weeks after my near-death experience at the intersection of Rainbow Boulevard & Blue Diamond Road on the south side of Las Vegas in early 1994. Rainbow Blvd. is a majo...read more