One a day. On average, that's how many lives have been lost so far this year on roads and highways across Clark County through Jan. 15.

It’s a question many have wondered - Why aren’t there crossing guards across Clark County middle schools?

According to respondersafety.com, 51 first responders were struck by vehicles and killed nationwide last year.

Safety on the roads and proper sidewalk usage are especially important during the holiday season.

Road Safety Advocate Erin Breen acknowledged the severity of road fatalities across Las Vegas during a recent traffic safety event.

Southern Nevada’s practice of reducing speeding tickets to parking violations played a significant role in a North Las Vegas crash that killed nine people in January 2022, the National Transportation Safety Board concluded Tuesday.

Gone are the days of walking to class, as students on the UNLV campus have adopted a nationwide trend of riding electric scooters to get around.

Earlier this month, a 5-year-old boy was hit and killed while heading to school outside a designated drop off zone at Somerset Academy Losee Campus in North Las Vegas. This week, its sister school, Somerset Academy Lone Mountain is changing its traffic procedures to ensure kids get to and from school safely.