distracted driving

Over the last few weeks, New York State Police have ben on the roads and highways looking for people illegally talking on their cellphones while driving.

New York State Troopers aren't hiding it at all. They're letting people know that they're looking for a certain group of people and giving them tickets.

Besides our state's growing love of running red lights, a new study claims residents here are among the least careful citizens in the country.

Discover how your choice of holiday music while driving affects road safety. Find out why songs with BPM over 120 may lead to riskier driving behaviors.

Central New York drivers rank among the highest for DWI arrests during the Thanksgiving holiday crackdown.

Thankfully, no one was harmed in the horrific crash.

Police across Central New York have responded to a string of accidents over the past few days. One of which was fatal.

New York State Police are announcing the results of their recent "Operation Hang Up" enforcement campaign to crack down on distracted drivers. The operation was conducted during the first week of April and it turns out Central New York is among the biggest violators of distracted driving.

This isn't the time to get that lead foot out of retirement. The New York State Troopers are looking for speeders more than usual.

There's a new statewide plan targeting drivers in an effort to stop thousands of senseless deaths a year.

AAA is urging drivers of all ages to put down your smartphone and stop playing Pokemon Go while you're behind the wheel.

Come on, even U.S. Presidents have driven with their dogs on their laps. Well, in some parts of our country, that's a no no. An Oregon woman said she plans to contest a $160 ticket she was issued for driving with her 9-pound dog on her lap. Diane Martin said she was driving with her husband and had their silky terrier, Barney, on her lap, when she was pulled over.