traffic

Talks and tales of a nearly mythic congestion toll in New York City has been mulled over for years. Looks like it's happening now.

Everyone has a story about a terrible traffic experience while traveling in the area of Consumer Square in New Hartford during the holiday season.

Driving in New York can sometimes feel like you're starring in "Mad Max: Fury Road," but one city in the Empire State has just been voted one of the worst place for drivers in America.

We've all been stuck behind one or held up at an intersection where a procession is slowly travelling through even though the traffic signal is green in your direction.

A record high number of Americans are expected to hit the roads this Labor Day weekend. Here's how to avoid them.

Here in Utica, things are a little different

You'll want to be extra cautious driving in New Hartford New York over the next 30 days.

If you have ever traveled along Route 73 near Lake Placid or any of the other roads that access the Adirondack High Peaks, you know that there are hundreds of cars parked along the roadside. To alleviate the parking and hiking gridlock, a reservation system is in place.

When you are on the road that much you learn a few things.

One thing that always comes up is traffic.

Have you ever flashed your headlights to warn others if there was an officer coming, or something else? Is it legal to flash your headlights in New York?

You aren't above the rules, nor are you more important