CalTrans will be implementing new reflectors on many of California’s major highways, and Sacramento has already installed some on major on-off highway ramps. Drivers traveling the wrong way along ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SACRAMENTO — If you’ve never noticed red ...

A red stop sign means stop. But in case you miss the message on Terrace Street, city traffic engineers have added punctuation marks: 6-foot-long red reflectors on stop signs at two crossing streets.

You might have seen them, glowing in the dark, grabbing your attention as you drive by — vertical, reflective signs with a series of numbers on them. Some fire ...

Wrong-way drivers on California freeways soon will be seeing red – lots of it. Alarmed by a spate of fatal crashes, Caltrans officials say they will be installing millions of red plastic reflectors – ...

Ka-bump. Ka-bump, ka-bump, ka-bump. If you have driven along U.S. 1 through Martin County in recent weeks, you know the sound. It's one you've heard repeatedly as you pass over the arrows painted in ...

Two wrong-way signs frame an off-ramp near where a 21-year-old Little Rock woman died in early January. Red, reflective indicators designed to dissuade drivers from using the ramp to enter Interstate ...

Q: If you talk about wrong-way drivers again, please inform people that the reflector dots on the road glow red if you are going the wrong way. I doubt someone who is impaired and didn’t know this ...

Q: Wrong-way drivers seem to cause one or two traffic fatalities a month on Bay Area freeways, and I cannot understand why nothing has been done to prevent drivers who enter an exit ramp from the ...