Category: Resource Guide

    Which Agency Governs Traffic Safety in Each State? Traffic safety is a critical concern across the United States, with thousands of lives lost annually due to motor vehicle crashes. While the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a federal agency under the U.S. Department of Transportation, sets national standards and provides guidance, the responsibility for enforcing traffic safety … Continue reading “Which Agency Governs Traffic Safety in Each State?”

    Beat the Heat: Best Practices for Cooling Road-Crew PPE in Triple-Digit Temps Keep highway and paving crews safe, compliant, and productive when summer temperatures soar past 100°F. As scorching summers push work zone temperatures into triple digits, heat illness is a growing threat for road crews. With OSHA’s new Heat Injury & Illness Prevention rule nearing enforcement, ensuring … Continue reading “Beat the Heat: Best Practices for Cooling Road-Crews”

Do All States Require a Motorcycle License or Endorsement? Yes. Every U.S. state and Washington, D.C. requires either a motorcycle-specific license or an “M” endorsement to operate a motorcycle on public roads. The specific rules (age, permits, training, test waivers) vary by jurisdiction. Contents Overview State-by-State Table FAQs Compliance & Sources Overview Universal rule: An M endorsement or motorcycle-only license … Continue reading “Do All States Require a Motorcycle License?”