Driving

A teenager captured bizarre footage of a man driving down I-15 in Utah with both hands off the wheel while playing a trumpet and looking away from the road.

Florida driver Jon Pickard told police he was driving recklessly because he was 'cheating on his wife,' but even that didn't explain the cocaine officers allegedly found in his pocket.

While the undertaking sounds like an intriguing proposition in and of itself, the purpose of the study is to highlight the importance of enriched environments in lab-based animal studies.

Heather Elaine Garcia, 38, told police officers during a traffic stop that she was named Mercedes and born in 1998. But a records check quickly showed that all was not as it seemed.

"She said she hadn't been to sleep for a while and that she just fell asleep and skidded off the road," one of the teens said after the courageous rescue.

A sharp-eyed patrolman noticed there was something off about "Angel," one of many fake passengers California drivers have tried to pass off as human.

With a cross on the side and a tailgate with dripping blood painted on it, the Heaven Bound Mud Bogger is Rev. Terrry Billings' four-wheel tool for saving souls.

The "Green Light Bill' would allow undocumented immigrants to get a drivers license and would not expose their immigration status to federal agencies.

It's not clear how the man's wife died.

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The numbers show troopers are looking out for impaired drivers, law enforcement said.

AI devices, heads-up displays, smart license plates and more are make drivers safer.

The Fall River District fire chief's colleague said the incident was "totally out of character."

The 48-year-old was transported to the Fayette County Detention Center in lieu of $2,500 bond.

A Michigan deputy's body camera recorded "super drunk" Midland County Sheriff Scott A. Stephenson incoherently ranting and pleading not to be taken to jail after blowing a 0.233 breathalyzer test.

The soldier's mistress allegedly knew he had killed his wife and appeared to be helping him dispose of the body.

Collision insurance claims in four states with legal weed rose 6 percent in comparison with other states without recreational marijuana.

Distracted driving heightens the risk of crashing up to nine times.

ICE will no longer exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement.

Hundreds of deaths are caused by drowsy driving in the U.S. each year. And changing the design of car seats could prevent drivers from dozing off, researchers believe.

Police have charged a man who drove through a protest for the killing of unarmed black teen Antwon Rose.

The incorporation of women into the ride-sharing economy helps diversify the country's income sources.

"I'm just so happy. No words can explain what I'm feeling right now," one Saudi woman said as she drove for the very first time. 

"The Waymo vehicle was in the wrong place at the wrong time," said Seth Tyler, Public Information Officer of the Chandler Police Department.

For human drivers, vision is king. But what drivers see depends on how they move the car: Braking, accelerating and steering change the car's position and thereby the driver's view.

Volunteers are told to smoke enough "to get to a level where they would question their ability to safely drive a car."

Some of the states with the most outdated infrastructure could be poorly served by the Trump administrations infrastructure plan.

The company, Nuro, is testing completely autonomous vehicles that could make local deliveries.

Yancarlos Mendez, a dual citizen of Spain and the Dominican Republic living illegally in the United States, was stopped for driving without a license, his second such offense.