Checking your phone at a stoplight can make you miss traffic changes, pedestrians, and what's happening around you. Keep your eyes up and save the scrolling for when you've parked.
As of 10/20/2026, Kansas has 268 traffic fatalities in 2026 (an 8.22% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes.
Buckle Up. Phone Down.
Your turn signal called. It misses you. ๐
If using your turn signal is becoming more of a "sometimes" thing, it may be a good time to pay extra attention to your driving habits. The other drivers around you would appreciate the reunion.
Wipers on, headlights on. Itโs the law and helps you be seen by other drivers in bad weather.
Nowโs also a great time to inspect all of your vehicleโs lights to make sure theyโre operating properly. #kswx
๐ฆ Deer have two favorite hobbies: standing in the road and appearing out of nowhere.
If you spot a deer, slow down, stay in your lane, and brake firmly if needed. Swerving to avoid a deer can create the risk of losing control of your vehicle.
Saturday, Oct. 17 is National Move Over Day, but drivers should #SlowDownMoveOver for all vehicles on the roadside with flashing lights or warning signals EVERY DAY. It's the law, and it keeps stranded motorists and roadside workers safe.
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As of 10/13/2026, Kansas has 261 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 7.45% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes.
Ditch the phone, not the car.
๐ Happy National Farmers Day! We know Kansas farmers rely on our roads to keep agriculture moving. As fall harvest continues, remember to be patient and share the road with farm equipment. And if you see a farmer, thank them for feeding and fueling our communities!
When every second counts, your actions matter. If an emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and sirens activated, safely pull to the right and stop until it passes.
As we get older, it's normal for our driving abilities to change. More close calls, missed turns, or confusion while driving can be important warning signs to discuss. Having an honest conversation today can help keep everyone safe tomorrow. ๐
Confidence behind the wheel is valuable. Complacency is dangerous. Excessive speed can turn a routine drive into a life-changing event in seconds. Stay alert, follow the speed limit, and make choices that protect everyone on the road.
As of 10/06/2026, Kansas has 252 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 7.01% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes.
Arrive Alive. Donโt Speed.
Use sidewalks whenever they're available and cross at crosswalks or intersections.
No sidewalk? Follow these pedestrian safety tips.๐ถโคต๏ธ
Drivers: always stay alert!
Pedestrians have the right of way when lawfully crossing in a cross walk. Drivers-stop and let them cross. Walkers-stop before entering the cross walk, look left, look right and left again then cross when safe.