driving

Have you ever wondered if it's illegal to flash your lights on your vehicle to warn other drivers about deer? Let's dive into New York law on this topic.

If you're one of the millions of Americans planning to head home for the holidays, get ready to endure some nightmarish travel conditions, especially in New York State.

It happen every year. People forget how to drive in the snow. Here's a few simple tips you can share with the bonehead Winter driver you know.

There are many laws that are on the books in New York State that involve operating a motor vehicle. The law about hanging things from your rearview mirror seems odd but you could get a ticket if you violate it.

All that horn-honking and aggressive lane changing has finally caught up with us.

Are you breaking the law if you drive without your license with you in New York State?

While driving through the Upstate New York region, have you ever wondered if red light cameras were legal or illegal? We have the answer.

Snow - it comes every winter in Central New York. But somehow, motorists forget how to drive safely on snow-covered and slippery roads.

If you have prescription glasses or contacts, can you get a ticket if you drive without them on?

Technology is designed to help us and make things easier. But when you rely too much one on thing, it could always come back to bite you.

The holidays are not always merry and bright. The hustle and bustle of the season can aggravate even the jolliest of souls, especially behind the wheel. But there are two places in New York with drivers on the nice list this year.

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.