Traffic

Since the first major snow of the year (on January 4th, 2023), the morning traffic for the drop off at Kelly Walsh High School has been atrocious.

Casper most definitely does not have bad traffic (especially when compared to large, metropolitan areas like Denver), but during the Christmas season, it does seem like our drivers get more careless.

Advantages and disadvantages to both.

In my humble opinion, the most dangerous intersection in town, especially around dusk, is Wyoming Boulevard and 2nd Street, and here's why,

I know it is your job to keep our streets and roads up to par, but lately it seems like you've been reading my mind, and I am grateful for your hard work.

No matter how close you ride on another drivers bumper, I can almost 100% assure you that it will not make them go any faster.

There are quite a few "less than safe" left turns in and around the Casper area, but I am convinced, this is the worst.

Wyoming scored especially well in the ''traffic and infrastructure'' category.

It's no secret that Wyoming has some of the absolute rudest drivers in all of the U.S. There's been multiple reports claiming this. Not only does Wyoming have some of the rudest drivers in the country, but also some of the worst drivers in country, the most reckless drivers in the country, and we're also the worst state for teen drivers. All that and there is no traffic here whatsoever. We're among the states that have the least traffic in all the U.S.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation reports that a 4-foot sinkhole has been discovered early this morning (September 14) on U.S. Highway 30/287 around mile marker 290. Because of this, only local traffic is able to travel around that area at this time. The stre...

Except we have fluffy cows.

Do you think there are drivers from one particular state who are especially annoying and/or dangerous?