Glenn J Urlacher

08/02/2026

That’s a good use for that annoying beep

12/15/2025

Forecast unchanged.

10/05/2025

Never ending summer. What could be better ….

09/18/2025

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08/23/2025

So sweet

08/22/2025

I see a maroon Chevy Impala on highway 19. Posted speed is 55. She is going 25….. all the way…. So many people putting on their brakes until they can get around. So many people switching lanes. Chaos and lots of conflict.

Most people worry about speeders—but research shows the real danger might come from the slowest drivers on the road.

Studies reveal that going just 10 miles per hour under the flow of traffic makes a driver up to six times more likely to cause an accident. While speeding often makes headlines, driving too slowly—especially on highways—can be just as risky. It disrupts the natural rhythm of traffic, forcing others to brake hard, swerve, or attempt risky overtakes.

The problem isn’t caution itself—it’s the speed gap. On fast-moving roads, well-intentioned drivers who “play it safe” by going under the limit often become unexpected obstacles. Road safety isn’t only about avoiding speed—it’s about keeping pace with the flow and driving predictably.

So the next time you’re behind the wheel, remember: being safe isn’t always about going slower—it’s about moving with the road.

Sources: Institute of Transportation Engineers, RMD Law