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Overton, NV · Traffic & Transit
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Las Vegas Parent Calls for Speed Cushions Near Schools
One Las Vegas parent wants speeding drivers near schools to feel it. Amy Jean Nobles, who founded the Slow Down Vegas movement, is urging local officials to add rubber speed cushions and raised crosswalks around campuses to keep students safer on the way to and from class. At the heart...
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Las Vegas Mom Seeks Speed Cushions; 432 Students Involved in Traffic Crashes
A Las Vegas parent has launched a petition demanding that city and county leaders install speed cushions and raised crosswalks near schools. Clark County School District records show 432 students were involved in traffic crashes during the 2025–2026 school year. Amy Jean Nobles started the effort, known as the Slow Down Vegas movement, to pressure local officials into funding a pilot program at 10 campuses where students have been harmed most often.
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Las Vegas valley sees flooding from remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel
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Parents raise safety concerns after CCSD school bus reportedly emits smoke
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A Clark County School District student’s school bus reportedly broke down in Henderson on Monday, with smoke billowing from the bus, prompting renewed concerns from parents about student safety and recurring transportation problems. FOX5 obtained video of the incident, which was sent by a...
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City of Las Vegas boosting efforts to improve street safety
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Las Vegas City Council approved several traffic safety improvements on Wednesday, clearing the way for adjusted speed limits and new speed cushions on roadways across the community. City officials said the measures are intended to reduce speeding and prevent serious crashes. The updates align...
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Rapid growth in far north Las Vegas valley causing more traffic, driving longtime locals crazy
A quick look around Revere and the 215 Northern Beltway, and you can tell it's one of the fastest-growing parts of the valley, with all kinds of development—new homes, businesses, and road construction—all over the place!
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Las Vegas Uber drivers say rising fares haven’t meant higher pay, demand transparency
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Local Uber drivers claim that as the cost of rides has gone up over the years, their pay has shrunk — turning what used to be a lucrative gig into working seven days a week to find rides that match the cost of living.
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Southern Nevada Leaders Tackle E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety at Las Vegas Roundtable
Rep. Dina Titus brought together a wide circle of local voices on Oct. 5 in Las Vegas to confront a transportation trend that has outpaced the rules of the road: the swift spread of e-bikes and e-scooters across Southern Nevada. The roundtable met at the Regional Transportation Commission's Bonneville Transit...
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Las Vegas approves speed cushions, limit changes to boost street safety
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Judge upholds ban on stopping on Las Vegas Strip pedestrian bridges
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Overnight closures hit Las Vegas Strip corridors through October for F1 prep
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Drivers should plan ahead for overnight closures and lane reductions around the Las Vegas Strip corridor beginning tonight and continuing through October. Audrie Street north of Harmon Avenue will be fully closed overnight from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. beginning tonight through Friday, Oct. 9.
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Nevada remains one of the most expensive states for gas as prices climb 13 cents
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Nevada is one of the top five most expensive states in the country for gas, according to AAA. The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Nevada jumped 13 cents in the past week to $5.49. Drivers are now paying 64 cents more than last month, and $1.59 higher than last year.
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Southern Nevada Launches ‘Week Without Driving’ to Promote Cost-Saving Transport Alternatives
Southern Nevadans are being asked to rethink their daily routines this week. The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Southern Nevada is marking National Week Without Driving, Oct. 1-8, by urging residents to trade at least one car trip for a bike ride, a walk, a transit trip, or a carpool.