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Last Friday was the last day of school across much of Southern Utah.

By Monday morning, the roads already felt a little different.

More boats. More road trips. More visitors. More teenagers enjoying summer freedom. More families heading in a hundred different directions.

Most people have heard of the "100 Deadliest Days of Summer," but the real reason accidents increase this time of year isn't because summer suddenly creates dangerous drivers.

It's because summer changes routines.

In our newest article, we take a closer look at why the roads feel different when school gets out - and why small decisions behind the wheel matter more than people realize.

Summer Driving Safety: Why the Roads Change in Summer - Injury Smart Law Summer driving safety starts with understanding how changing routines affect Southern Utah roads after school gets out for summer.

Memorial Day travel safety looks a little different in Southern Utah.

Today is the last day of school for many families, and almost overnight the roads begin to change. More travelers on I-15. More boats and trailers. More teen drivers. More families trying to start summer with a quick weekend trip.

Most accidents do not happen because someone planned to drive dangerously. They happen because people are distracted, tired, rushed, or unfamiliar with the roads around them.

In our newest article, we talk about how summer traffic starts, what changes this time of year, and why small driving decisions matter more than people realize.

Memorial Day Travel Safety in Southern Utah - Injury Smart Law Memorial Day travel safety starts with small choices. See what Southern Utah drivers should watch for as summer traffic begins.