crashes
Coverage of crashes in the Nexus archive.
- Twenty years, more than a dozen crashes... so where is the guardrail?
Two more crashes involving damaged vehicles at a dangerous curve on Elm Hill Pike, where cars repeatedly crash into the same fence despite over a dozen previous incidents.
- Multiple crashes snarl traffic on I-85 in Gaston County; southbound lanes closed
Multiple crashes on I-85 in Gaston County caused lane closures and a highway shutdown, with the North Carolina Department of Transportation urging drivers to avoid the area. The two left lanes on I-85 South near Exit 17A were closed.
- Waymo’s driverless cars involved in 68% fewer crashes than human drivers, U.S. study finds
Waymo driverless cars experienced 68% fewer crashes than human drivers over three years across four U.S. cities, according to data from the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The study highlights the safety performance of autonomous vehicles compared to human-operated ones.
- I-25 closed in several Denver locations due to crashes
Parts of Interstate 25 in Denver are closed due to several crashes. The closures are affecting multiple locations along the highway.
- APD tickets drivers at another intersection where officers say crashes are a problem
Aurora Police Department officers stationed motorcycles at the intersection of I-225 and Mississippi to ticket drivers, citing crashes as a recurring issue. Drivers passing through the area Tuesday morning encountered the increased police presence.
- MNPD drones respond to crashes, shots fired calls and more during pilot program
The Metro Nashville Police Department's 'Drone as a First Responder' pilot program uses drones to respond to emergencies like crashes and shots fired, aiming to improve public safety by reaching scenes faster.
- E-bikes linked to nearly 40,000 crimes and crashes in three years as calls grow for registration plates and for them to be treated like mopeds
E-bikes are linked to nearly 40,000 crimes and crashes over three years, prompting calls for registration plates and classification as mopeds. The article highlights concerns about safety and regulatory measures.
- Multiple injured following separate crashes across Oʻahu: EMS
Multiple people were injured in separate crashes across Oʻahu on Monday, June 15, as Honolulu Emergency Medical Services responded to the incidents. The events occurred on a single day and involved multiple serious injuries.
- Officials urge people to drive safe after multiple crashes on Oahu roads
Officials are urging drivers to exercise caution after multiple crashes occurred on Oahu roads this weekend and today. The incidents have raised concerns as the start of summer, which is considered the most dangerous season for road accidents.