Utah highways can kill you fast or kill you slow, Tribune Editorial board writes

Less traffic has meant less pollution, but traffic fatalities are up due to bad driving habits.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Police investigate accident scene at 700 North 300 West Thursday Feb. 16. Two cars were involved with three fatalities. The blue car going northbound along 300 West skidded, jumped the median and struck a southbound SUV.

Utah highways can kill you fast or kill you slow, Tribune Editorial board writes

Less traffic has meant less pollution, but traffic fatalities are up due to bad driving habits.

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