driving

I know it sounds strange, a hat saving your life, but sometimes once it's dark and you've been on the road for a while, you may get sleepy and this hat can help.

So a year or so ago when I got my first manual transmission car I was ecstatic. Other drivers make it angering though.

A law many should know, little think about on the road, and many are ignorant about. Myself included.

Listen I'm not here trying to preach I know all things driving or that I am the greatest at it. This certain act in Troy erks me beyond belief.

There are two kinds of people, those who fill their gas tank when it's at a quarter of a tank just in case, and the rest of us who ride E for as long as possible. Have you ever wondered how long that is exactly?

Most of us would NOT be this person but clearly these people do exist as evident by a picture posted to the Facebook page of a Massachusetts police department.  The photo, which has gone viral shows a driver pulled over for transporting their Christmas tree on top of the car.  The only problem is, the tree is so enormous, you can hardly see the car!

A Whitehall man who allowed an 8-year-old boy to drive a vehicle while sitting on his lap has been arrested following a crash. The child was later transported to Albany Medical Center with injuries including a fractured arm, fractured rib, a punctured lung, and leg injuries.

The road can be a dangerous place, for anyone, and there was a post on Reddit that asked about new driving laws. How would you feel about a law that would require people over 70 to pass a test to continue to drive?

I remember hearing or seeing a news story at some point in my past of a person becoming suddenly ill behind the wheel of their vehicle while driving on the Northway and the amazing way they got themselves to safety. It freaked me out.

I have to drive through Albany to get into work every morning, much like a lot of people do, and I've come to notice something that I don't understand whatsoever.

Being that we are so lucky to be neighboring with states like Massachusetts, Vermont and New Jersey, I figured we need to lay down the law on driving.

No matter where you go throughout the US you will find bad drivers. The Capital Region however has a few things going against it for bad driving.