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Eyes on the road: fatal crashes in Springfield on the rise

The number of fatal car crashes in Springfield and southwest Missouri is beginning to climb.

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Texting while driving to be enforced as secondary offense if signed into law

Drivers have to be violating another traffic law and have their phone in their hand, in order to be cited for distracted driving.

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Number of people killed on Missouri highways in 2022 exceeds pre-pandemic number

Number of people killed on Missouri highways in 2022 exceeds pre-pandemic number
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Lawmakers hope to change Missouri s distracted driving law

Missouri lawmakers want 2022 to be the year they finally change the state's distracted driving law.

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Kansas, Missouri Ranked Among 10 Worst States for Distracted Driving

Kansas, Missouri Ranked Among 10 Worst States for Distracted Driving Kansas, Missouri Ranked Among 10 Worst States for Distracted Driving Eyes on Road, Not Your Phone Share this story Published February 26th, 2021 at 6:00 AM Above image credit: Nearly nine in 10 people engage in smartphone activities while driving. (Courtesy | Unsplash) Kansas and Missouri just made the top 10 on a less-than-desirable list: the worst states for distracted driving. According to a new study from WhistleOut, Missourians spend 7.35% of their time on their phones while driving. Kansans, ranked the sixth worst state in the country, are even less focused on driving. Kansas and Missouri are among the 10 worst states in the country for distracted driving. (Source | WhistleOut)

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