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Authorities say drinking and excessive speed led to an accident in Pasco Tuesday night.

Well, this is certainly an unusual way to catch motorists who are texting while on the road.

In real life if someone is blocking you in a hallway or aisle you simply say, "Pardon Me." But it's tricky when you're driving. If someone is parked in the fast lane, and going the same speed as someone in the right lane, there's no easy to way to signal, "GET OUT OF MY WAY!"

The Washington State Patrol says it could be a first, and probably one of the dumbest acts ever by a motorist!

According to new data released by the Washington State Traffic Safety Commission, the number of marijuana-impaired drivers involved in accidents has nearly doubled.

A 64-year-old man reportedly was following his GPS when he entered a bridge ramp that had been closed since 2009.

When was the last time you logged onto the WA State Licensing web page? Apparently, it's tops, literally.

It doesn't seem like it should be as hard as it is, but it turns out there's a good reason for that.

Since Washington voters legalized recreational marijuana in 2012,   there have been indications the number of impaired motorists has risen, due to using pot before getting behind the wheel.

According to a June, 2014 survey conducted by the Washington State Traffic Safety Commission (WSTSC), nearly 3 out of ten drivers participating indicated they use or have used pot within a few hours of driving.   But the real shocker is that of those who do,  62% don't think marijuana impairs their ability to drive.