driving

Ever see another driver make an idiot move? This woman demonstrates just how stupid it is to make a sudden maneuver around sem-trucks.

Sometimes it's hard to leave a tight parking spot. But not this hard. Definitely not this hard.

I have always tried to embrace the CRAPPY weather. I thought I would windshield video share some of the snowy drive in this morning..you know to make it a little extra special.

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

Cops, like priests in a confessional, have heard it all. Getting out of a ticket requires the best excuses you can think of. Here are some ideas if you need them.:

He is just six-years-old and knew how to drive dad's car. Dad was sleeping when this happened. Story here.

According to a new survey by Direct Line car insurance, women are more likely than men to swear while driving. In fact, that's why I insist on driving during family road trips. Nearly half of all women, 48%, admit to cursing behind the wheel while only 40% of men do. We've got the top five things most likely to make us swear while driving.

A teenager in Boston has been sentenced to two years in prison after being found guilty of causing a traffic fatality due to texting and driving.

With the NCAA March Madness tournie and St. Patty's Day right around the corner -- take warning when heading out to your favorite watering hole. Starting March 13th through April 3rd, 160 police agencies throughout Michigan will be cracking down on drunk driving.

We’ve all heard the stories of elderly drivers with poor vision who drive through the front of stores or hit pedestrians — just watch South Park. If you’re one of those people who are freaked out by these often times urban legends, a new study from the University of Michigan might freak you out even more. Apparently, for the first time there are more older drivers on the road than younger drivers.

Buckle up everyone. The number of drivers that you encounter on the roadways who engage in potentially dangerous behaviors is very high. According to Harris Poll regarding a new survey, there are more people who text, eat, and watch video's than we ever imagined.

A doctor in China has an unusual approach for traffic safety. Treat bad driving as if it were a disease that you can diagnose even before the driver gets behind the wheel. Dr. Jin Huiqing has invested nearly 3 decades trying to figure out why some people seem to have more accidents. In his homeland of China someone is killed in traffic every five minutes, and at least one city using his methods ha