The Everyday Respect Project partnered with the Los Angeles Police Department to analyze body camera footage of 1,000 random ...

Traffic stops rarely feel random. Officers are trained to look for specific patterns behind the wheel, and certain behaviors ...

The Fourth and Fifth amendments protect both U.S. citizens and non-citizens when it comes to searches and the right to remain silent.

Washington state troopers stop and search drivers of color more often than white Washingtonians, new data shows.

You're coming up to a stop sign on a quiet residential road. There's barely anyone walking around, and before you can even ...

On a frigid December morning along busy Broadway in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens, New York, pedestrians walk rapidly toward the subway. Cars and e-bikes speed along a busy two-lane road and ...

While a road trip in the Northeast might offer scenic views, drivers need to be aware of challenges in the region that can lead to accidents, including winter weather, older infrastructure and road ...

More people, more problems…traffic problems, that is. The Town of Windsor, which was recently named the state’s biggest boomtown, just earned another title: the home of Colorado’s worst drivers.