As Texans hit the road and gather to celebrate Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS ...

AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will increase patrols on roads beginning this weekend to ensure safe driving this spring break and St. Patrick’s Day. March 9-17, […] ...

Texas DPS is reminding drivers and communities ahead of Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day to make responsible choices.

As Texas Tech and other universities celebrate Spring Break, authorities are stepping up efforts against drunk driving.

Texas DPS is increasing patrols March 9-17 for spring break and St. Patrick's Day, targeting impaired driving, speeding and ...

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reported it will be increasing patrols on roads beginning this weekend to ensure safe driving this spring break and St. Patrick’s Day. March 917, the Texas ...

Texas DPS is launching a statewide enforcement surge targeting speeding, seat belt violations, and impaired driving through March 17. Troopers will be highly visible in major metro areas and popular ...

March brings extra Texas troopers to our roads for Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day, focusing on speeding and drunk driving ...

Port Aransas law enforcement and emergency crews were kept busy during a chaotic spring break weekend that included a ...

With St. Patrick's Day celebrations and spring break travel on the horizon, state safety officials are urging Texans to prioritize responsible driving.

Spring break travel is picking up in San Antonio, with hundreds of thousands expected to fly and many more hitting the road.