driving laws

Sure it will save you time, but will it end up costing you a hefty fine if you're caught cutting through a parking lot in Michigan? Is this time saver is legal?

Driving in Michigan can sometimes be a little tricky, as some of the laws can be a bit vague or even hard to understand.

As school picks back up again, here's a little reminder for those on the road: stop for school buses. It's for safety, and it's the law.

If you grab the little lever that turns your brights on and off to "flash" those other drivers on the roadways you could be breaking the law in Michigan.

You've probably seen out-of-state drivers with front and back license plates. Why doesn't Michigan require them?

We know speeders & careless drivers are dangerous, but so are unreasonably slow drivers in Flint, Genesee County and the rest of Michigan.

With the combined forces of one-way roads, construction season, icy road conditions, etc. driving in Southwest Michigan can sometimes be confusing and risky with the fast-paced speed of local drivers. With all of the confusion, what are some road rules and regulations that are actually legal, when everyone thinks they shouldn’t be?

Police are putting residents on alert.

Let's end the speed limit debate once and for all!

Let's end the speed limit debate once and for all!

There are some rules for Michigan teenage drivers.  They will have to be off the road starting at 10 p.m. continuing through 5 a.m.