Woman to wear ‘idiot’ sign after driving around school bus
A judge got creative when sentencing a woman who drove on a sidewalk to pass a stopped school bus.
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UPDATED: Woman hit when police officer fires gun at traffic stop
UPDATED: What started as a traffic violation ended with a man hit by a car, a woman shot by police and a car crashed into a house.
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River Drive Construction Switching Lanes
The construction on River Drive in Davenport continues but with a little change in store for drivers. Repairs in the…
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Rock Island pavement markings show safe lane for bikes
Special pavement markings are being installed on streets in Rock Island, Illinois to increase drivers’ attention to sharing the road with bicyclists.
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Road work closes 24th Street in Rock Island
Asphalt overlay work will close 24th Street between Fifth and Ninth avenues starting Tuesday, October 2, 2012.
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Child traffic deaths down in Iowa
Officials say Iowa’s roads were safer for children in 2011 than they were the previous year.
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Right lane closed on I-80 Thursday
Crews repairing signs will close the right lane of Interstate 80 Thursday, September 6, 2012.
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Higher speed limits blamed for increased wrecks
Since speed limits increased, fatalities in Iowa have increased as much as ten percent on some highways.
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7th Avenue closes for school demolition
Crews are scheduled to close 7th Avenue in Rock Island Thursday, September 6, 2012 because of demolition at the former Lincoln School building.
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Sign repair to slow I-74 traffic Tuesday
Crews repairing overhead signs will block various lanes at various times on Interstate 74 Tuesday, August 14, 2012.
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Crash halts traffic on I-74 bridge
UPDATED: A wreck involving several vehicles, including one that overturned, blocked all Iowa-bound lanes of the I-74 bridge Wednesday morning, August 1, 2012.
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Clinton streets close for RAGBRAI
City officials in Clinton way RAGBRAI events will close several streets from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 28.
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