Adam Klepp

1 week ago | abc17news.com | Adam Klepp

Arizona driving simulator helps teens prepare for ‘100 deadliest days’ on the road     SCOTTSDALE, Arizona (KNXV) — The next 100 days are statistically the most dangerous for teens on the road as school lets out and summer approaches. Each day, an average of seven teens die in car crashes, and summer is the most dangerous time, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

1 week ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — The next 100 days are statistically the most dangerous for teens on the road as school lets out and summer approaches. Each day, an average of seven teens die in car crashes, and summer is the most dangerous time, according to the At Driving MBA in Scottsdale, teens are learning hard lessons in a safe space through the use of driving simulators. The instructors here tell their students to text and drive to see the impact it has.

1 week ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

PHOENIX — Phoenix city council members voted unanimously to conduct another study on the controversial reverse lanes on 7th Avenue and 7th Street, despite a petition with over 5,000 virtual signatures calling for their removal. The council's decision came after more than an hour of public comment from people concerned about road safety on the "Sevens”. Before the petition was heard by the council, our Operation Safe Roads team watched drivers not follow reverse lanes rules during rush hours.

1 week ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Adam Klepp

Share PHOENIX — A major volunteer effort took place at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona on Saturday. Hundreds of Valley volunteers spent their morning placing tens of thousands of flags at the grave sites of veterans, honoring them ahead of Memorial Day. "This is hallowed ground. All of our nation's heroes who served our great country and their families are interred here," cemetery director Randy Heard said. Each planted flag represents a thank you to a hero who served our country.

1 week ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

PHOENIX — A major volunteer effort took place at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona on Saturday. Hundreds of Valley volunteers spent their morning placing tens of thousands of flags at the grave sites of veterans, honoring them ahead of Memorial Day. "This is hallowed ground. All of our nation's heroes who served our great country and their families are interred here," cemetery director Randy Heard said. Each planted flag represents a thank you to a hero who served our country.