Indiana roads are getting safer.

Thanks to Indiana's safe zones program,

the hardworking men and women doing construction on Indiana's roads can work more safely.

And you're safer too.

Speed is a major cause of highway fatalities.

And the Safe Zones program from the Indiana Department of Transportation keeps speed safer for workers,

safer for drivers, safer for you.

Safe zone signs are posted before you enter a construction zone,

letting you know you need to slow down.

And if you're caught traveling more than 11 miles per hour over the posted limit,

the first time you'll receive a warning.

The program has reduced the annual number of vehicles traveling over the limit by 10 million.

That's 10 million more vehicles driving safely in work zones.

Thank you to legislative leaders and industry partners for creating the Indiana Safe Zones program to keep Hoosiers safe.

And for making Indiana a leader in road safety.

Indiana Safe Zones.

Safe speeds for everyone.

This is a message from the Indiana District Council of Labor's International Union of North America and affiliated locals.

93 WIBC, Brian Baker and Ethan Hatcher.

Thank you for joining us on this fine morning here.

All right, Ethan Hatcher, I learned something about you because you're one of the most well-read individuals I've ever come across in my life. You are so intelligent. You're so skilled. You do so many things well. And yet you've let me down. You disappointed me this week when I discovered you have never seen the movie Smoky and the Bandit from start to finish. No, I've never seen in its entirety.

I've seen clips of it online. I've seen snippets of it on TNT passively, you know, scrolling through cable television when I was a younger man, but never watched the whole thing from beginning to end. Okay. Well, if we're going to be working together long term, we're going to have to fix that. on the phone, we have a very special guest. And I have to say of myself, of course, I am obsessed with Smoky and the band and with

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