By late next week, your trip to Topeka, Colorado or Oklahoma will be a little faster. That’s when new 75 mph speed limit signs will start appearing on parts of six Kansas highways, including ...

There was no indication whether Brownback would sign the bill. The Kansas Highway Department is neutral on the legislation. The speed limit in Kansas has been 70 mph since 1996.

By late next week, your trip to Topeka, Colorado or Oklahoma will be a little faster. That's when new 75 mph speed limit signs will start appearing on parts of six Kansas highways.

To support these efforts, KDOT indicated that speed feedback signs have been activated along four safety corridors to ...

WABAUNSEE CO., Kan. (WIBW) - One Kansas driver is in the hospital after his speeding car hit a speed limit sign along a highway in Wabaunsee Co. The Kansas Highway Patrol Crash Log indicates that ...

You see the speed limit signs posted all over Kansas and Missouri highways. If you’re a cautious driver, you might try to always stay under that limit. But what if the cars in front of you are ...

Ewing said driving faster than the posted speed limits on signs is a violation, even if it’s just 1 mph over. That means if you get caught going 56 mph in a 55 mph zone, an officer can pull you ...

A driver was cited Wednesday morning after being clocked at 100 miles per hour in a marked construction zone along Interstate ...

A Kansas state trooper pulled over a driver who was running late for religious services last weekend after being spotted driving far above the posted speed limit. The Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP) Troop ...

There’s a stretch of U.S. 71 in south Kansas City where you’ll soon be able to drive 65 mph — legally. The Missouri Department of Transportation will raise the speed limit from 55 mph to 65 ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — You can expect to see new signs go up along part of 71-Highway as early as this week, which will signal an increase in the speed limit. The impacted section includes 71 ...

They can only be installed on residential streets with speed limits of less than 30 mph without a double-yellow line, and the traffic count has to be less than 1,500 vehicles per day.