Highway 65 south toward Branson gets genuinely heavy on weekends, especially during peak tourist season, and Springfield drivers using that corridor for anything else should plan around it. Why It Gets So Busy What This Means for Breakdowns A breakdown on Highway 65 during a busy weekend means slower-moving traffic around you and less room…
Rural Ozark roads see some of the highest deer activity in the state every fall, and the winding, tree-lined nature of these roads makes spotting a deer in time genuinely harder than on open highway. Why November Is the Peak Rural Roads Add Extra Risk Winding roads with limited sightlines give drivers less warning time…
Backroads across the Ozarks are full of low-water crossings, and they flood fast after a hard rain — often faster than drivers expect on a road they cross every day without a second thought. Why These Crossings Are So Dangerous The Ozarks Make This Worse Steep terrain and rocky ground mean rain runs off fast…