Illinois State Police

Another Round of winter weather will take hold this morning and continue through the weekend, District 20 Commander Robert Elliott would like to remind motorists to drive safely by following these tips:

Missouri and Illinois drivers, pat yourselves on the back when it comes to safe driving. The Missouri Highway Patrol and the Illinois State Police have released reports about how you did on the roads this past New Year's Holiday period.

Another round of winter weather is upon us and continuing through the weekend. Illinois State Police District 20 Commander Robert Elliott would like to remind motorists to drive safely by following these tips:

The Illinois State Police are asking you to stay off the roads today.

Illinois State Police are urging motorists take safety precautions as winter comes. Ice and snow are not a friend when it comes to winter driving. Illinois State Police urge your to allow extra travel time to get to and from destinations. Freezing rain, icy roads and white-out conditions can be very dangerous and can come quickly.

It is that time of year when we get ready to get in the car and see the relatives. We here at Y101 radio, and The Illinois State Police, are gearing up for the holiday season.

A spike in regional traffic fatalities have local police concerned.

At the beginning of every school year, law enforcement reminds students to be cautious. Through the end of September, emphasis will be placed on roadway safety around schools to ensure motorists obey the laws.

The Illinois State Police, District 20, will conduct Roadside Safety Checks in October.

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a new law to increase the speed limit from 65 to 70 miles-per-hour on rural four lane highways. Is this a good idea?