As of 6/2/2026, Kansas has 121 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 27.98% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes.
Arrive alive, obey speed limits.
As of 5/26/2026, Kansas has 118 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 27.61% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes.
One click saves lives. Buckle-up!
As of 5/19/2026, Kansas has 110 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 26.17% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes. Enjoy Memorial Weekend. Drive Sober.
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π‘ Check your tire pressure and tread depth, brakes, headlights, signals, and fluid levels.
π Look for signs of oil or gas leaks under your motorcycle.
π§³ Secure and balance your cargo load β make adjustments to accommodate the extra weight.
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As of 5/12/2026, Kansas has 104 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 25.18% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes. Always Buckle Up. Every Trip. Every Time.
Being seen πποΈ = Being safe βοΈ.
Wear a DOT-compliant helmet and high-visibility gear that protects your body. Your arms and legs should be completely covered, boots and shoes should be high enough to cover your ankles, and wearing gloves protects your hands and provides a better grip. #MotorcycleSafetyMonth
As of 5/5/2026, Kansas has 97 traffic fatalities in 2026 (a 22.40% decrease compared to the same date in 2025). These are preliminary numbers which can change based on trauma and investigation outcomes.
Parked vehicles can heat up quickly and become dangerous to a child left inside. When you park, always STOP π what youβre doing, LOOK π in the back seat, and then LOCK π your vehicle.