driving

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...

Following the yesterday's tragic death after a car went of the 198 and struck a 3-year-old and critically injuring a a 5-year-old, the speed limit will not be changed. Governor Andrew Cuomo's office released the text of a letter he sent to New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Joan McDonald...

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...

Lyft was the car sharing service that was in Buffalo in 2014 before every cab driver got ticked off that they were stealing business and they got the boot from Western New York due to crazy laws. Lets be honest. People in their late teens through late 20s love the car sharing service and we don't care about these dumb laws--just bring it back...

Dogs so smart they can drive a car?

Seems to be the new trend.

(WARNING: THE VIDEO BELOW, WHILE FICTION, IS GRAPHIC. SOME MAY FIND IT DISTURBING. MOST WILL FIND IT AN EYE-OPENER....) Admit it -- you've done it.

There's something about this that sounds illegal....or at the very least it's dangerous.

Hey texters -- get ready to pay more money if you get caught sending messages while driving.

I don’t really get why this is even considered being approved. Also, I don’t get their reasoning for trying to make this legal either – just doesn't make sense. Lawmakers have agreed to pass a proposal which could essentially allow people to drive above the legal limit.