Have you ever wondered what regional Palouse roads result in the most traffic fatalities? Maybe you’ve wanted to find more specific information about the traffic fatalities like what mode of transportation they were using and if that’s a frequent occurrence on that stretch of road.

Using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation, ITO World Ltd. has compiled a data map of fatalities into a visual tale of deaths on the road.

The data only covers information from 2001 to 2009. Many recent fatalities you recall on the news will not be visible.

(Updated 5:44 p.m.) - A man died this morning in south Latah County when he tried to walk for help during last night's snow storm. The Sheriff's Office says his vehicle crashed into a ditch around 2 a.m. on Genesee Julietta Road. 

The man left his female passenger in the vehicle while he left to get help. Hours later, the female left the vehicle to find him and found him along the road suffering from hypothermia. He was taken to Gritman Medical Center in Moscow where he was later pronounced dead. Deputies believe alcohol was involved.

We've already seen our first snow in the Inland Northwest and KXLY4's Chief Meteorologist Kris Crocker said several more winter storms are on the way.

Light to moderate snow is expected Wednesday in the valleys, Crocker said. The chance of snow lingers through Friday with moderate to heavy snowfall in the valleys.

She also said the temperatures aren't going to climb high enough to do much melting anytime soon.

Continued: Spokane's Snow Plan, Lookout Pass and Winter Driving Tips