driving

Maine is one of 11 US states that has laws when it comes to the 'passing' lane on highways and interstates.

Maine has been unique driving rules on the books, but is operating behind the wheel while 'drowsy' actually against the law?

We see it all the time, people driving with their hazards on. The real question is, should you be diving with your hazards on in Maine?

To really open it up anywhere east of the Mississippi River, you need to be in Maine The speed limit is 75 mph on the stretch of I-95 between Old Town and Houlton.

Current status: it's complicated.

Maine is home to dozens of strange driving laws but is it illegal to operate a motor vehicle while barefoot? Here's the answer.

Accidents happen and so do dings, dents, and cracks in your windshield. But is it illegal to drive around with a cracked windshield in Maine?

Black ice doesn't discriminate.

Being a native New Englander, you might think that you are an expert driving in the snow.

These should be painfully obvious but year after year it's clear they aren't! Time for a refresher!

"same pole, different accident" according to police in Berlin, Massachusetts. Plus, the same culprit is to blame in each incident.

The driver of a luxury bus made a driving error in Portland by attempting to turn onto a steep street and getting stuck

Follow these 10 commandments of driving and they should help all of us get to where we are going a bit safer and faster.

Here's a terrific tip on how to clear your windshield without using a scraper on cold winter mornings. Check this out!

The unofficial start of summer comes with BBQ's, the first boat ride of the season, and other outdoor activities. This Memorial Day, police are reminding the public to enjoy the holiday safely. According to a press release, Colonel Christopher Wagner, director of the New Hampshire State Police and Lieutenant Kevin Duffy, commander of the Troop E barracks state "The New Hampshire State Police

We've all seen people on the roads that could benefit from looking at this chart.