traffic violations

According to the study, people who are convicted of leaving the scene of an accident can expect to pay an average of $1,026 more per year, or about a 70 percent increase.

A total of 728 people answered the online poll.

The stops were for everything from speeding to passing buses which had their flashing red lights on.

The head of transportation for the district says bus cameras have recorded "hundreds" of traffic violations over the last two years.

Laramie County School District#1 Superintendent John Lyttle says there seems to be some confusion about the traffic rules for buses with flashing lights.

Besides seeing people text and drive, one of the other irritants of living in Cheyenne is seeing people recklessly gun their automobile through a red light.

It's the little things, like not paying traffic tickets, that get you in trouble.

You're driving down the road, listening to the radio and then all of a sudden, "Uh Oh", you see the disco lights in your rear view mirror. You're being pulled over.

Cheyenne Police will be devoting extra attention to traffic enforcement this week, according to an announcement on the department's Facebook page.

Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says his officers spend a lot of time dealing with speeding motorists.