Traffic law

By Aaron Crowe Oct. 3 is Walk to School Day, when children who are walking or biking to school are supposed to be safe. Unfortunately, that’s unlikely as drivers sometimes don’t see school-bound children in time. While it’s difficult to determine how many kids are hit in crosswalks while walking to or from school, statistics […]

Many states are now enacting texting while driving bans. Now, the two states of Idaho and West Virginia have finally jumped on the bandwagon and have passed bills on this issue. It is important for all of the 50 states to jump on board because the problem is one that has not gone away. West […]

July 4th is Independence Day which is a holiday where many teen drivers are out of school and attend barbecues and parties. This time of year can be one where many teens are behind the wheel. A study by AAA has found that the percentage of teens who drive during the summer months increased by […]

Many states are struggling with finding ways to deter drivers from texting while driving. Many drivers, especially those that are under the age of 25 use their cell phones to text while they operate a motor vehicle.   The state of Alabama has taken action to try to deal with this issue. The governor has […]

There are millions of teen drivers on the road in all of the fifty states. It is important for these drivers to be very cautious because they lack the experience to be able to think quickly on their toes and avoid becoming involved in an automobile accident. When a teen gets their license at around […]