driving

I saw about seven deer next to the Whitesboro Middle/High School on my drive, and there was a car coming towards me in the opposite direction. So, naturally, I flashed my lights at them. To my surprise, it was a police officer.

Put that finger away, buddy.

The rules of the road are written out. You can actually find them if you are unsure. But somehow, some drivers still don't follow them.

It is that time or year again in the Capital Region: pothole dodging season.

If your New York state inspection, registration, or your driver's license is about to expire or has during the pandemic, you are getting another extension.

In an effort to make everyone safe while riding inside a vehicle, the governor has signed a law to make seat belts mandatory for backseat passengers as well.

Fewer drivers means less car accidents which means more money in your pocket.

Winter hit us quickly. You may not have been ready with your rock salt or heavy coats yet, but most likely, you already broke this New York State law with the cold.

Texting and driving is a major factor in car accidents and there is a new app that will pay you per mile to not text and drive.

Drunk driving causes over 10,000 deaths a year and a new bill is hoping to lower the numbers.

One of the driving fundamentals is to never pass on the right and to always pass on the left. That's why the left lane is commonly called the "passing lane," but that's not how everyone uses it, unless a NYS lawmaker has his way.

We want to know the worst roads in the Capital Region, according to you!