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Trucks hauling salt, sand or logs can now up their weight in the northern half of the state
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The law previously provided protection for emergency and highway maintenance vehicles with their warning lights activated
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Over the past five years, 73 emergency responders were struck while working along Wisconsin’s roads
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There were more than 17,000 crashes involving deer in Wisconsin in 2024
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Kelly Thayer, senior policy advocate with the Environmental Law and Policy Center, said these lands have remained untouched for decades and represent some of America's most pristine wilderness
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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) and Langlade County officials are urging drivers to be more cautious when traveling through construction zones.
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They’re available to Oneida County Residents who walk, bike or hike
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Scam text messages impersonating the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and toll authorities are on the rise, despite the fact Wisconsin does not have toll roads
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It's as crucial as ever for a driver to stay attentive and keep everyone on the road safe
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Preliminary data shows more than 2,150 crashes were recorded in Wisconsin work zones in 2024, resulting in 10 deaths and more than 750 injuries