Voting encouraged in local, school elections May 3
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson reminds residents to cast ballots in local elections Tuesday, May 3. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson reminds residents to cast ballots in local elections Tuesday, May 3. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
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Department of Driver Services News
The Washington State Patrol chief and DOL director Liz Luce announced a major motorcycle safety outreach campaign for this summer, geared to reduce motorcycle-related injuries and fatalities. Last year, 67 motorcyclists died on Washington roads, a slight increase from 2009. “We have some riders who are impaired by drugs or alcohol, inexperienced riders out there without a motorcycle endorsement … Read more
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson today announced that driver education instructors and providers now have the convenient option of renewing their licenses online. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
NASHVILLE –- The Tennessee Highway Patrol would like to remind everyone to buckle up, drive safely and act responsibly during this year’s Cinco de Mayo festivities. With the ongoing recovery effort of last week’s storms and tornadoes across the state, coupled with rising waters in the western region of Tennessee, State Troopers are committed more … Read more
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson today announced that driver education instructors and providers now have the convenient option of renewing their licenses online. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | State Wide News
Commonwealth Conversations: Transportation
Commonwealth Conversations: Transportation
NASHVILLE — Hard on the heels of the flood waters that swamped Middle Tennessee just over a year ago, heavy rains again saturate a large portion of the state. Due to above normal water levels and the high potential for flooding, the Tennessee Highway Patrol is urging all motorists to avoid standing water on roadways…“Turn Around … Read more