highway safety

Coordinated enforcment is planned in Albany County and Laramie County Wyoming as well as is Weld and Larimer counties in Colorado.

The incident reportedly happened on June 9.

A newly released survey by Forbes Advisor rates Wyoming drivers as the fifth-most polite in the United States. You can see the entire survey here. Wyoming drivers taking part in the survey reported relatively low numbers of some hostile behavior often seen in other parts of the country: Wyoming: Wyoming drivers were least likely in the nation to say that another driver has forced their car off the

In Wyoming, several bills have been put forward in the legislature over the years to make not wearing seat belts a primary offense, so that police could stop cars for that alone.

The vehicles would also be required to have liability insurance coverage of $5,000,000.

The bill is being sponsored by the Senate Transportation Committee.

Col. Kebin Haller says troopers will be doing everything they can to stem the high traffic fatality rate Wyoming has experienced so far this year and he challenged motorists to do the same.

Another windy day causing more travel problems is expected.

An ''extreme blow over risk'' warning was also posted for the same stretch of highway.

Ingerle says at least 75 percent of the seats are not installed properly.