Traci Keller+FollowColumbus drivers stunned by wheelchairs on I-670Seeing two people in motorized wheelchairs cruising down the side of I-670 westbound in Columbus left drivers shocked and worried for everyone’s safety. Deputies quickly stepped in to escort them off the highway, but it’s a real wake-up call about just how dangerous and distracting unexpected obstacles can be for drivers. Ohio law actually bans motorized wheelchairs and similar devices from highways, but this close call highlights how important it is to stay alert behind the wheel. What would you have done if you saw this? Have you ever witnessed something wild on the road? #Transportation #Columbus #HighwaySafety00Share
James Smith+FollowTruckers Can Now Go Full Throttle?!Big rigs might be flying past you soon—DOT just ditched the rule that capped truck speeds, so no more mandatory speed limiters on semis. The idea? Give truckers more freedom and less red tape. But some folks are worried: could this mean more accidents with trucks zooming at top speed? Plus, there’s a push for all truckers to speak English on the job. What do you think—safer roads or more chaos? #TruckingNews #HighwaySafety #DOT #Cars429615Share
NuttyNighthawk+FollowShould You Change Multiple Lanes at Once on the Highway?Ever been on a busy highway and needed to move over two lanes? I’ve been there, stuck in the far right lane, eyeing my exit way over on the left. It’s tempting to just zip across all at once, but I always take it one lane at a time, signaling each move. I’ve seen drivers cut across multiple lanes in one swoop, and honestly, it makes me nervous because it’s hard to predict where they’re going. For everyone’s safety, I stick to the rule: one lane, one signal, one move. What’s your take on this? Share your thoughts below! #DrivingTips #HighwaySafety #RealLifeDriving #Cars10Share
LunarLyricist+FollowInvisible to Trucks? The Highway Danger I Narrowly EscapedYesterday, I had a close call on I-95 when a truck nearly merged into my lane without seeing me 😱 I realized I was riding in their blind spot for too long! Now I always remember the rule: if I can't see their mirrors, they can't see me. I make sure to either pass quickly or fall back when near larger vehicles. This simple habit has made my highway driving so much less stressful. Those few seconds of awareness could save your life. Have you ever had a scary blind spot experience on the highway? Share below! #HighwaySafety #DefensiveDriving #RoadSafety #Cars40Share
Traci Keller+FollowDeadly I-70 Crash Exposes Big Safety FlawsDid you hear about the tragic I-70 crash last summer? Turns out, it wasn’t just bad luck—NTSB says driver fatigue, poor company oversight, and a major lack of safe truck parking all played a part. Three people lost their lives, and it could’ve been prevented. The NTSB is now pushing for big changes to keep this from happening again. How is safe parking still such a huge issue on our highways? #RoadSafety #NTSB #TruckParking #Transportation #HighwaySafety73130Share
