Every day, drivers across Washington unknowingly navigate roads, bridges, and highways that are overdue for crucial maintenance. These silent dangers, often overlooked, create serious risks for commuters and travelers alike. Consider the following statistics: 59% of Washington’s lane miles are overdue, with many far past due, for preservation and maintenance. There are currently 159 concrete bridge decks in need of […]

The Super Bowl is the most-watched regular television broadcast in the United States, attracting an audience of approximately 130 million viewers, with roughly 10% tuning in from international locations. As the annual championship game for the NFL, the Super Bowl is broadcast in about 40% of American households. Preparing for the Big Game The evening of the Super Bowl also […]

Eugene, the second-most populous city in Oregon and the county seat of Lane County, has an estimated population of about 180,000. It is a key part of the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan statistical area, which is the second largest in the state after Portland. Eugene identifies strongly as “Track Town USA” due to its robust running programs and rich history in athletics, […]

Today, we observe not only technology enhancing the safety of travel but also making it more enjoyable, particularly through the increasing integration of automated systems or self-driving vehicles (AV). Although drivers must remain vigilant, it is widely believed that the future lies in these advancements. Cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Austin have been coexisting with driverless vehicles and […]

Driving Hazards in the Pacific Northwest: A Growing Concern New findings place Washington as the third-deadliest state for fatal crashes during bad weather. Washington State also leads the nation in accidents caused by “other” adverse conditions. Fatal Winter Accidents in Washington State Winter car accident fatalities present a serious concern. Each year, an average of 1,836 deaths and 136,309 injuries […]