
Two good pro and con articles from US News & world Report:
Tractor-trailer hauling 88 cattle wrecks in Roanoke Co.Source: The Roanoke Times
A tractor-trailer carrying almost 100 cows wrecked around 7 a.m. today in the 4200 block of Jae Valley Road (Virginia 116) in Roanoke County, near the Franklin County line. Both lanes of Va. 116 are expected to be closed until at least 6 p.m. to finish the cleanup.
How to steer clear of road rage Source: ABC Action News
Kerry Kavanaugh took action to help you stay safe when you're on the road and found ways you can avoid someone with road rage.
A virtuous cycleSource: unsw.edu.au
It seems paradoxical but as the number of cyclists on our city streets increases, the chance of one being injured in a traffic accident actually falls, new research has found.

I have been assured by the Source, that this article is 100% True. If it is, I find it VERY scary. See what you think. How's this for a speeding ticket...

There was more tragedy on Irish roads overnight with two more fatalities being added to a growing list of statistics - and grieving families.
Two pedestrians died in Co Waterford and Co Donegal after being hit by cars during separate road accidents this morning.

Taoiseach, Mr. Bertie Ahern T.D., the Minister for Transport, Mr. Noel Dempsey T.D., and the Minister for Justice Mr. Brian Lennihan T.D.
Cameras 'to catch 20mph speeders'Source: BBC News
Drivers breaking 20mph limits could be caught by new speed cameras if the government accepts advisors' proposals.
Local authorities are keen to introduce the cameras, a report by the government's advisors on transport safety says.
Cut road deaths by making 'animal cars' Source: Telegraph
Road safety campaigners could cut the death rate by lobbying for cars to be made to look more like animals, and for pedestrians at night to use fluorescent markers that highlight the way they move.
Seat belts can save livesSource: social-advertising.info
40,000 people die each year in car accidents. They all say that they "drive carefully" or "nothing will happen", "just going few meters". You only need a second of distraction for anything to be happening.
Pupil power tackles speeding carsSource: BBC News
Speed cameras may be the curse of many road users but a group of schoolchildren and their parents are convinced they are life savers.
Thou shalt not smokeSource: Telegraph
Should smokers be allowed to smoke in cars? Should churches have to display no smoking signs?
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Highway Debris, Long an Eyesore, Grows as HazardSource: The New York Times
In California and across the nation, where some freeway shoulders have come to resemble weekend yard sales, the nature of road debris has changed, and litter anthropologists are now studying the phenomenon.
Roads kill teensSource: BBC News
Road traffic accidents, not Aids, cancer or any other disease, are the biggest killer of young people worldwide, experts warn.
Nearly 400,000 young people under the age of 25 are killed in road traffic crashes every year. Millions more are injured or disabled.
UK Council puts up Polish road signsSource: express.co.uk
COUNCIL bosses have been branded "bonkers" after putting up road signs in Polish to stop migrant drivers getting confused.
Highways chiefs agreed to the move to help Poles who cannot understand English.
High-pressure washers 'can turn a tyre into a killer'Source: the Mail online
High-pressure car washers are putting lives at risk by making tyres susceptible to blow-outs, safety experts have warned.
Jets of water from the machines can damage and degrade the tyre wall if aimed directly at it for as little as five seconds.