‘Hands Across The Border’ DUI Enforcement Campaign Begins Sunday

Drivers across Northwest Georgia can expect an increased focus on impaired driving as the 35th annual “Hands Across the Border” enforcement campaign gets underway Sunday.

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GDOT Seeking Public Input on Rural Walking and Biking Plan

The Georgia Department of Transportation is asking residents to weigh in on a statewide plan aimed at making walking, bicycling and other forms of active transportation safer and better connected in Georgia’s rural communities.

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New Georgia Law Changes Rules For School-Zone Speed Cameras

New restrictions are changing how automated school-zone speed cameras may be used across Georgia as students return to class.

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Operation Southern Slow Down Returns Monday as Five-State Crackdown Targets Speeding Drivers

Motorists traveling across Georgia and the Southeast next week can expect to see a much stronger law enforcement presence as the annual Operation Southern Slow Down campaign gets underway.

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AAA Urges Families to Help Teen Drivers Build Safe Habits During Summer Months

As newly licensed teenagers spend more time behind the wheel this summer, AAA is encouraging families to make safety a priority by participating in its “100 Days of Safe Driving” campaign.

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Georgia Drivers Encouraged to Add Emergency Contact to Driver’s License Records

The Georgia Department of Driver Services is encouraging motorists to take a few minutes to add emergency contact information to their driver’s license or state ID records—a free update that could prove invaluable during an emergency.

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15 People Killed on Georgia Roads During Independence Day Holiday Travel Period

The Georgia Department of Public Safety says 15 people lost their lives in traffic crashes across Georgia during the 2026 Independence Day holiday travel period, underscoring the dangers of one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.

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GOHS Urges Sober Driving During Fourth Of July Holiday Weekend

The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety is reminding drivers to keep fireworks in the sky and off the road this Fourth of July holiday weekend by planning ahead for a sober ride.

State troopers, local officers, H.E.A.T. units and regional traffic enforcement networks are stepping up patrols through Sunday night. Officers will be watching for impaired driving, speeding, reckless driving, distracted driving, aggressive driving and seat belt violations.

GOHS says Georgia is a zero-tolerance state for drunk driving, and drivers over the legal limit will be arrested. More than 700 DUI arrests were made during last year’s July Fourth enforcement period.

AAA’s Tow-To-Go service will also be available through Monday morning, offering a free tow and ride for the driver up to 10 miles.

Georgia State Patrol Urges Safe Travel During Independence Day Holiday Weekend

With millions of Americans expected to hit the road for the Fourth of July holiday, the Georgia Department of Public Safety is urging motorists to make safety their top priority during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.

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AAA Urges Georgia Drivers to Put Safety First on Valentine’s Day Weekend

AAA is reminding Georgia drivers to keep safety at the center of their Valentine’s Day plans, warning that romantic dinners, parties, and late-night outings can also bring a rise in risky behavior behind the wheel.

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