driving

Is it me or are Maine drivers really off their game these days? I live on a busy intersection, and in the past 24 hours, I have seen people blow through stoplights, a couple of stop signs, and go the wrong way down One Way streets. I have also seen horrendous parking jobs. We need to turn this aroun…

Even though the law to be hands-free has been on the books for a year and a half, police are still seeing people on the road and on their phones.

The Queen? The one of from England? I definitely did a double take.

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

My friend Kate spends a lot of time on the road for her job at Cunningham Security. She shared with me the five kinds of drivers that drive her crazy.

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. Of source, you could go faster and no one would probably know. I've been on that stretch before and did not see a car in either dir…

We were just a couple of gals woefully unprepared for the conditions Saturday afternoon.

Like when you hit a pothole and you feel your soul leaving your body.

A much-needed reminder since there's no denying it anymore, winter is coming.

Ever dream of racing? Here's your chance to make that dream come true!

There are just some things that prove you are a "true" Mainer and we've put 7 of them into this list in case you need a little confirmation.

We all think it, they just have the guts to say it...on Facebook!

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

Law enforcement say they have written over 200 tickets since the new law went into effect last month.

Mainers are reportedly taking the new law to heart, as law enforcement credits media coverage with the unexpectedly low number of citations.

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