traffic safety

District officials are predicting an increase in enrollment.

The Cheyenne MPO is recommending the roundabout project.

A spokesman for the Cheyenne Police Department says roundabouts are far safer than traditional intersections.

With his trusty dog Max and his radar gun in hand, the Grinch took to the streets of Cheyenne Wednesday to nab speeders and other traffic violators. "We thought we'd put him to work here and have him help us with traffic safety awareness," said Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak...

You're driving down the road, listening to the radio and then all of a sudden, "Uh Oh", you see the disco lights in your rear view mirror. You're being pulled over.

The Cheyenne Police Department is targeting cars that emit too much smoke.

Kozak also says the fine for red light violations on July 1 will increase from $85 to $125.

The number of Americans killed in traffic accidents has declined to the lowest point since the 1940s in several states, according to early estimates reported by state officials across the country, and automotive experts are giving credit to new safety measures and education campaigns.