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Driving in Montana can get a little wild at times. For teens, in can be tragic. Here are the top three reasons.

It's not when the bars close, nor is it in the middle of the winter. NHTSA data reveals which month, time, and day are the deadliest times on Montana roads.

Billings Police and Fire are on the scene of a fatal crash that closed Airport Road just before 3 pm on Thursday afternoon (8/4).

An investigation is underway on the southwest side of Billings following a fatal accident that happened on Wednesday evening (12/1).

A woman was ejected from the semi and died at the scene. A man was ejected, while still in his seat.

A sport utility vehicle struck the car on the driver’s side rear, running it into the ditch.

...he apparently became disoriented and opened the side door of a motorhome traveling through a construction zone near St. Regis and fell onto the road.

The Montana Highway Patrol reports the crash happened Friday and was discovered Saturday afternoon by a family member searching for the men.

All three died at the scene of the crash. Their names weren’t immediately released.

Thanksgiving week was one of the most deadly on Montana highways. From Nov. 19 to Nov. 26, 12 people died on state highways and interstates, according to Montana Highway Patrol. The number of fatalities are more than five times higher than the last three years for the holiday week...