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A report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says there were more traffic deaths in 2020 than any other year since 2007, as the pandemic changed the way we drive – and made many roads more dangerous.

A cow and an alligator caused traffic delays on Wednesday during separate incidents in which the animals took themselves for a spin on Houston area roadways.

The car plunged off a Milwaukee, Wis., overpass and hit another ramp below before landing.

About 75 calves caused a traffic jam in LaPorte County, Indiana, as they barreled down a busy highway.

More unsolved shootings are being reported on I-95 — and families of victims are pushing for camera to help prevent future instances of violence.

The British government has gone against the recommendations of planning officials when it approved controversial plans for a tunnel to be built near the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge in southern England.

An off-duty Nevada state trooper was dressed as a “Star Wars” stormtrooper when she stopped a suspected drunken driver who had entered a Las Vegas freeway driving in the wrong direction.

Police around the country are reporting that as roads and highways emptied during the pandemic, some drivers took advantage by pushing well past the speed limit.

Motor vehicle fatalities surged by 23.5 percent in May, as drivers took advantage of open roads to push to autobahn speeds, a situation made easier by the fact that authorities in many communities were pulling back on enforcement, in part, to avoid risking the possibility of their officers becoming exposed to the coronavirus.

The large fire that burned for several days at a Southeast Texas petrochemicals storage facility and sent a plume of pitch-black smoke thousands of feet into the atmosphere has been extinguished, plant officials say.

Authorities are looking for $293,000 in missing cash after an armored truck rained money onto a New Jersey highway Thursday morning, causing two crashes as drivers attempted to collect the cash scattered across several lanes.

An armored truck rained money onto a New Jersey highway Thursday morning, causing several crashes as drivers attempted to collect the cash scattered across several lanes.

After all the backlash and media attention the sign got, Burkett Outdoor Advertising said they are taking the sign down immediately.

Two new developments on the teen boaters who disappeared off the coast of Florida. NBC 6’s Adam Kuperstein has the details.

Police are investigating the cause of crash on I-595 that left a 24-year-old woman hospitalized Saturday morning.

A cement truck spill Friday morning is still causing traffic back-ups on a Miami highway this afternoon.

A violent motorcycle accident killed a Miami International Airport federal officer Saturday night, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.