driving

The battle of the sexes is going to the streets.

An angry driver who’s been tailgating another car gets his comeuppance faster than the time it takes to say ‘comeuppance' in this video.

If you don't need to get out today, stay home. It's your best option today, unless you want to take a chance and possibly have to end up calling your insurance agent! East Texas roads are still treacherous.

We all have our moments, call them as you will - blonde moments, senior moments, brain farts, brain glitches, etc. - but this one might beat them all.

Sure, parallel parking is tough, but who knew it might be easier than simply backing out?

The debate over whether men or women are better drivers has taken a turn for the dramatic.

The fight over convincing motorists not to text and drive may have taken a turn for the better in one state.

In the battle of the sexes, which gender is more vicious on the road?

Someone in the office this morning asked me if I thought 16 years old was too young to drive. Without hesitating, I answered "yes." Why? Because at 16 I had no business driving. I certainly didn't have the skills or maturity to be handling a 2,000-pound vehicle, that's for sure.

Check this out - a woman drives up on a sidewalk just so she doesn't have to stop for a school bus! But get this - she does it twice in one week. The first time she got away with it, but this time, well, the school bus driver was ready for her. Really lady, really - shame on you!

We have all been through it. Bad driving is like a uncured plague across this city. Driving has been and probably will forever be a frustrating experience. As most of Tyler will not be getting off of the road any time soon, here is something we may all need to relearn.

A story released today says that the National Transportation Safety Board is recommending that states ban the use of cell phones and all other electronic devices while driving. There would be an exception to this ban in only emergency situations.