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Travelers on the narrow, curvy highways of Santa Cruz County and San Benito County know how hard it can be to keep a vehicle on

Two-way stop sign intersections in rural Fresno County can be extremely dangerous for even safe drivers. A motorist who isn’t fully focused on the road

  Major Highways through the mountainous regions of San Luis Obispo County can present added hazards for drivers. Highway 101 can suddenly have steep rises

Electric bikes have popped up on many California city streets offering an affordable and easy ride. You still have to pedal these electric bikes, but

Rural roads across Tulare County can carry more traffic than they were designed for. This increased traffic can bring additional dangers, especially at intersections. Just

Santa Barbara is a great place to ride a motorcycle, but riders always travel at great risk when the drivers around them get careless. Drivers

Intersections in Fresno instantly become danger zones when a driver ignores the right-of-way. Unsuspecting motorists, trusting that everyone is obeying traffic laws, can be surprised

Pedestrians can travel in and around Highway 99 in Merced, but find that safe crosswalks are few and far between. This lack of safety measures

Rural roads in and around Kern County leave little protection for motorists from oncoming traffic. A slight mistake by someone in an opposite lane could

Pedestrians across Bakersfield can truly struggle to get anywhere in the city. Crosswalks and lights can be few and far between. Major highways can also