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Attention snowbirds, students: Check DL now
Minnesota Public Safety Department officials say snowbirds and students headed to school in other states may want to check their drivers license expiration dates now. Drivers whose licenses expire in...
Posted on 8/10/12 at 1:14 AM
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Contest hopes to curb distracted driving among teens
Teens 9-12 grade Make it. Record it. Submit it. WIN $100! High School students in Douglas County can lend their talent for a local safety campaign aimed at discouraging distracted drivers. Douglas Co...
Posted on 3/16/12 at 3:42 PM
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92 Year Old Driver Pleads Not Guilty
She hit several bikers. Now wants her $20 back she plead guilt with. Highway Patrol should have given drug and alcohol test to all involved. Too late now guys !...
Posted on 7/21/10 at 6:32 AM
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It's still slick out there; troopers respond to 9 crashes in Alexandria region

Recent calls for service and crashes that Minnesota State Troopers responded to proved that despite the passing of the recent blizzards and opened roadways, motorists still need to exercise extra caution.

By Staff Report , January 06, 2011

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Don't veer for the deer

“Don’t veer for deer” is the message to Minnesota motorists as the state’s deer population becomes more active during mating season – at a time when deer-vehicle crashes historically spike.

By Staff Report , November 14, 2010

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Speeding drivers on the radar for July enforcement

To counter the trend of motorists increasing speeds during summer, Minnesota law enforcement agencies are stepping up speed patrols in July.

By Staff Report , July 18, 2010

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Community events to delay traffic on state highways this summer

As summer progresses and communities around Minnesota gear up for festival season, state highway officials say motorists need to be aware of various events that will close highways and cause delays,

July 17, 2010

MnDOT urges keeping event signs, items for sale away from highway right of way

The Minnesota Department of Transportation reminds citizens that placing unauthorized signs and other objects on state highway right of way is illegal and can distract drivers and obstruct their vision.

By Staff Report , June 06, 2010

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Officers cite 56 drivers during July speed enforcement campaign

Throughout July, officers from the Alexandria Police Department conducted enhanced speed patrols and cited 56 motorists traveling at illegal speeds during a statewide Safe and Sober effort.

August 12, 2009

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Drivers safety course offered in Parkers Prairie

The Minnesota Highway Safety Center will be offering a 55+ Driver Improvement Course in Parkers Prairie on April 14.

March 25, 2009

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Can GPS units be illegal in cars?

Question: I see a lot of people with GPS units on their dash or hanging from the windshield blocking their view. Would you please settle the debate at our house and tell us whether this is legal or not? I am betting it is illegal.

March 21, 2009

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Editorial – Comments about bad drivers worth weighing

Is Alexandria one of the worst places around for bad driving? The newspaper posed that question in Friday’s Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down and received a lot of feedback online and through e-mails.

March 04, 2009

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How bright can headlights be?

Is there a law that limits the number of lights a vehicle can have on at one time, or how bright they can be?

By Trooper Andy Schmidt of the Minnesota State Patrol , February 14, 2009

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Workers to place new stop signs at Carlos Corners next week

Motorists will encounter a four-way stop north of Alexandria at the intersection of Highway 29 and Douglas County Roads 13 and 42 beginning Thursday, February 19, weather permitting.

February 12, 2009

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New laws crack down on teen drivers

What are two of the highest risk situations for teen drivers? Cell phones and texting? Or maybe, changing a CD player?

By Celeste Beam , August 06, 2008

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