(KFVS) - National Work Zone Awareness Week gets underway with messages of safety as road construction season ramps up. The awareness week kicked off on Monday, April 21 and runs through Friday, April ...

ROANOKE, Va. – We’ve all seen them—the cones, the signs, the blinking arrows. Work zones are a common sight on our roads. As we drive through work zones, it’s easy to think of them as just part of the ...

ADA COUNTY, Idaho — The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) participated in National Work Zone Awareness Week, taking place from April 21 to 25, and joined contractors, construction professionals, and ...

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) joins a national effort to bring attention to work zone safety and spread awareness during National Work Zone Awareness Week, which is April 21 to 25.

BACK IN JANUARY, THE STATE IMPLEMENTED A TIERED SYSTEM FOR SPEED FINES IN WORK ZONES. SO FAR, 23 DRIVERS RECEIVED THE MAXIMUM PENALTY. THAT PENALTY IS $1,000. THEY WERE GOING MORE THAN 40MPH OVER THE ...

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — As road work continues in Harrison County, the Clarksburg Water Board (CWB) has been awarded new signs to assist with worker and highway safety. According to a Facebook post ...

While driving our cars and going to work is something we do every day, it can turn deadly in a matter of seconds.That’s what happened to Joseph Caldwell at his construction site job at Northwest Barry ...

GENESEE CO., Mich. (WNEM) - As the flowers begin to bloom, so do the orange barrels and construction signs, and now the Genesee County Road Commission and police agencies are raising awareness for the ...

MADISON, Wis. - This week marks National Work Zone Awareness Week, with the theme "Respect the zone so we can all get home." As spring construction season is underway and this National Work Zone ...

Road work season is in full swing. Orange hard hats, traffic cones and detour signs will be seen throughout the area as repairs take place on major highways and local streets. State officials are ...

You don’t need a degree in traffic engineering to know a work zone can go south quickly. One distracted driver. One missed sign. One crew member not paying attention. That’s all it takes. And if ...