The Mexico Department of Public Safety is reminding motorists that as the Missouri stay-at-home order expires there will be increased traffic on Missouri roadways.
The department has noted an …
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The Mexico Department of Public Safety is reminding motorists that as the Missouri stay-at-home order expires there will be increased traffic on Missouri roadways.
The department has noted an increase in speeding and other reckless driving the past couple of months, according to a news release.
The department encourages all drivers to follow traffic laws and drive carefully.
nav-oc Naviga Writer 2020-05-01T13:54:59Z false yes NEWS The Mexico Ledger
