Sean Clark+FollowHighway chaos: Semi-truck crashes snarl I-80 & I-75Traffic came to a grinding halt for thousands after two separate semi-truck crashes shut down major stretches of I-80 in Illinois and I-75 in Michigan. In Shorewood, a jackknifed truck blocked eastbound lanes, while in Metro Detroit, a speeding semi lost control on slick roads, sending debris flying and injuring several people. Thankfully, no life-threatening injuries were reported, but these incidents are a stark reminder of how quickly road conditions can change. Have you noticed drivers pushing the limits in bad weather? What’s your go-to strategy for staying safe when the roads get dicey? #Transportation #TrafficAlert #RoadSafety00Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowWinter Driving Habits You Need to Ditch ASAPWinter roads are wild, and it’s not just the snow to blame. Tailgating, driving drowsy, and thinking your all-wheel drive makes you invincible? All big no-nos. And don’t forget about giving snow plows and emergency vehicles extra space—they’re basically the MVPs out there. Pro tip: clean your car off completely and swap those tires! Trust me, a little prep goes a long way when it’s icy out. Stay safe and don’t be that driver! #Transportation #WinterDriving #RoadSafety00Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowSpeed Humps: Do They Actually Work?Ever wondered if those annoying speed humps actually slow people down? Turns out, they mostly do! Studies show the fastest drivers hit the brakes, but average speeds don’t always drop much—sometimes they even go up a bit. The real trick? The size, shape, and placement of the humps matter a ton. Buses slow down the most, motorcycles barely notice, and emergency vehicles get delayed. Not perfect, but they help keep streets safer for everyone! #Transportation #roadsafety #speedhumps10Share
Traci Keller+FollowFort Worth drivers face new digital speed limitsDigital speed-limit signs are now lighting up I‑35W in Fort Worth, changing the way we drive during bad weather, traffic jams, or accidents. These new signs let TxDOT instantly lower speed limits—usually by up to 10 mph—right when conditions get dangerous. It’s a direct response to the tragic 2021 pileup, aiming to make our roads safer and more adaptable. The limits are fully enforceable, so when you see a new number on the sign, that’s the law. How do you feel about these changes? Will they make you feel safer, or just add confusion to your commute? #Transportation #FortWorth #RoadSafety00Share
Leah Pierce+FollowLifted Trucks Are Out of Control!Ever seen a truck so lifted it could drive right over a sports car? A viral Reddit pic shows a monster pickup towering over a Porsche at a stoplight—its bumper way above the car’s roof! People are calling out these extreme mods for being unsafe and often illegal. The worst part? Drivers can’t see what’s right in front of them, making accidents way more dangerous. Plus, these trucks guzzle gas like crazy. Have you noticed this trend? #Cars #CarCulture #RoadSafety5232Share
Evan Knight+FollowDIY Lift Kits Are Getting Out of HandJust saw pics of a homemade lift kit that’ll make you question every truck on the road. Rusty, crooked metal brackets, random parts—total Frankenstein job. People are skipping the pros to save cash, but these sketchy mods can actually make cars super dangerous for everyone. Commenters are freaking out, and honestly, I get it. Would you trust your life to someone’s rusty backyard project? #Cars #CarFails #RoadSafety00Share
Leah Pierce+FollowDIY Truck Lifts Gone WildYou won’t believe what some drivers are doing to their trucks! A mechanic shared a pic of a “DIY lift kit” that’s honestly terrifying—think random spacers jammed into the suspension. Not only does it look sketchy, but experts say these homebrew lifts can cause rollovers, brake fails, and even make crashes way worse for everyone. All for the ‘look’? Yikes. If you’re thinking about lifting your ride, maybe leave it to the pros! #Cars #CarFails #RoadSafety00Share
Sean Clark+FollowTruckers’ Nightmares: Roads to Avoid After DarkEver wonder which roads even pro truckers steer clear of at night? Turns out, it’s not just about spooky vibes—night driving makes every hazard worse. From mountain passes with zero forgiveness to rural highways where deer pop out of nowhere, and city bottlenecks that never sleep, seasoned drivers have a mental map of ‘no-go’ routes after sunset. Nighttime triples the risk of crashes, so these drivers don’t mess around when it comes to safety! #Transportation #truckinglife #roadsafety10Share
Anne Clark+FollowReckless SUV driver sparks safety concerns on Southend highwayA blue, dusty Ford SUV—driven by a man in his 60s—has been causing chaos on the Southend highway, reportedly cutting off cars and slamming on the brakes in what looks like intentional attempts to cause accidents. This isn’t an isolated event; other drivers have shared similar stories, including incidents on Billy Graham Parkway. The conversation online is buzzing about the need for dash cams and how, without proof, victims could be blamed. It’s unsettling how common this has become. Have you or someone you know experienced something like this? What do you think would actually make our roads safer? #Transportation #Southend #RoadSafety00Share
freemandenise+FollowDon't pull over if you get "bumped" at night! 🚗💥This is happening on the highway exits. You’re at a stop sign, and the car behind you lightly taps your bumper. Your instinct is to get out and exchange insurance info. DON'T. As soon as you step out, two guys jump out of the other car with guns. They take your car, your phone, and your wallet. If you get bumped in a dark area, turn on your hazards, call 911, and drive to the nearest lit gas station or police station. #Carjacking #RoadSafety #BumpAndRob #DrivingTips #CrimeWave50Share