The Nevada Highway Patrol is still investigating to determine the exact cause of a crash that shut down I-80 for hours on Sunday. The driver of the utility van involved claims to have swerved into a semi-truck when trying to avoid hitting a dog.Â
Not only does losing sleep make us feel a little groggy, it can also hurt our overall health.Â
Taking it slow can help with slick roads, but when there’s whiteout conditions it’s probably best to stay home. Â
The Nevada Highway Patrol has some tips for the public about what to do if you witness a crash and how to help without endangering yourself.
2018 Fall Street Vibrations starts Wednesday and that means hundreds of motorcycles will be coming to Reno to celebrate. Â
CHP and NHP are dedicating extra officers to patrol I-80 from the Bay Area all the way to the Utah border.
A fatal crash report released for last month shows that fatalities here in Nevada are on the decline in areas, but others, like motorcycle and passenger fatalities, are seeing an increase.
Nothing kills the joy of the open road like someone going too slow in the left lane, but the lane loitering law, put in place last July, is geared toward keeping the flow of traffic steady.
With the help of a parade, festival and firework show, the town of Fernley gathered for a very patriotic Fourth of July.
Between June 25th to July 1st there were five fatal car crashes in northern Nevada. The Nevada Highway Patrol says there is no clear reason why these all happened in the same week.