Duval County Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier shared a safety reminder after a middle school student died and another student was injured in crashes during the first week of school.

As students return to class, drivers in Neptune Beach are being reminded to slow down or pay the price.

New research from AAA reveals a trend in pedestrian fatalities in the United States.

Statistics from North Florida Safety Training reveal that between 48,000 and 52,000 people die on U.S. roads each year. In Jacksonville alone, there have been 145 crash-related deaths, 27 of which involved motorcyclists.

A report from Smart Growth America found Jacksonville to be the 15th most dangerous metro area in the United States for pedestrians.

Avondale neighbors near the corner of Dancy Street and Roosevelt Boulevard are fed up with the amount of crashes that happen from drivers speeding and losing control.