Driving

If you have been driving in Buffalo and ever screamed out, "You are the worst driver ever!!" Chances are, you're right.

The good news is that spring is here. However, with that also comes construction season. Be prepared for some holdups on the thruway starting this week.

Not everyone was taught to drive by the same person, but we all have to share the roads. So what are the unwritten rules of driving here in Western New York?

School is almost over and the summer is about to start and for a lot of parents that means that your teens are on the road more! Parents who worry about their children aren't alone in those feelings. WalletHub states that there are 226 auto-related teen deaths occurring every month and according to the CDC, motor-vehicle accidents are still the leading cause of death for persons 16 to 19, which is

Buffalo is now (really, still) the largest city in America without the ride sharing program Uber. I took a taxi from downtown to my house in Lancaster, and it cost nearly 40 bucks. If Uber were to drive that SAME route, it may cost $20 or less...

A new report says that Buffalo drivers are wasting their time and their money because of Western New York driving conditions. Delays are costing drivers an average of 40 hours of their time and $1,900 per driver per year due to congested roadways...

I can't believe that people think that New York state would just hand over a license plate with some of these requests. As if New York was not the most strict state in the United States or something, they have strict procedures for screening personalized license plate applications...

You know someone who has texted while driving. Admit it--that person may even be you. More and more traffic accidents are due to texting. If we want to reduce the 1.2 million traffic victims worldwide each year, we have to act. How do you convince youngsters not to text while driving...

In Buffalo, we typically can get almost anywhere in Western New York in about 20 or 25 minutes or less. Compared to most cities in the United States, that is pretty good. But there's always a few cars that seem to tick you right off when you get on the road for one reason or another...

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