April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. State and local law enforcement agencies are cracking down and adding patrols to participate in the national “U Drive. U Text. U Pay” Campaign.

Dark tinted windows. What’s the law? Is it really enforced?

Sometimes I like to mix it up a bit and post about something a little different from the norm…

Own a loud car in New York City? You might receive a notice in the mail from a computer.

Is it legal to flash your headlights in New York?

Adaptive headlights…who knew?

Know before you go—the laws, that is.

A law that would allow New York City to reduce citywide speed limits to 20 mph and as low as 5 mph on some streets, passed the New York state Senate's Transportation Committee late last month.

At one point or another, most residents in New York will receive a traffic ticket. Here are the 10 most common traffic violations in the state.

New cars may soon require you be sober, buckled up or both before you can drive.

New York City officials want to send drivers and cyclists a message: Lax enforcement of traffic rules is ending.

Can you legally look at your navigation system while you are driving in New York?

Ditch the gasoline tax in favor of a per-mile fee???

At age 77, rally car driver, automotive mechanic, and businesswoman Heidi Hetzer decided to drive around the world in a 1930 Hudson Great Eight.

At a time when New Yorkers are buying larger vehicles, such as SUVs, which a recent Harvard study showed lead to more premature deaths from pollution, Gov. Hochul signed into law a bill aimed at reducing the state’s car emissions.

The “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign to target impaired drivers during the holiday travel season has begun.

During the pandemic, drag racing increased sharply, resulting in New Yorkers being kept up at night with the sounds of loud exhausts, mufflers, and horns.

Drivers who are 65 and older are 16% more likely to cause an accident compared to adults aged 25 to 64.

According to the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, there are some laws regarding excessive horn use.

Gotta love winter in New York! The time of year when many New Yorkers want to warm up their cars before hitting the road.