On all major highways, lines are painted on the roadway to indicate whether passing another vehicle is allowed or not. Most drivers know that yellow lines separate vehicles traveling in opposite directions and white lines separate vehicles traveling in the same direction. On two-lane roads, ...

It is the mission of the New York State Department of Transportation “to provide a safe, reliable, equitable and resilient transportation system that connects communities, enhances quality of life, protects the environment and supports the economic well-being of New York State.” That’s a ...

Most drivers in upstate New York are familiar with Highway 401 in Canada, where a short trip across the border will get you to this highway. Highway 401, officially named the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway, is a prominent 400-series highway in Ontario, stretching 828 kilometers (514 mi) from Windsor ...

David Harkey, president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), said at a congressional hearing on June 26 that faster, more decisive action from America’s top vehicle safety regulator is needed to reverse a drastic escalation in fatal crashes on the nation’s roadways. The ...

Drivers in Syracuse will soon face $50 fines for violating school speed limits and running red lights as the city rolls out new traffic cameras. According to a recent article in the Syracuse Post Standard, the city plans to have the cameras installed where school speed limits are in ...

You might be aware of the Drinking Driver Program in New York state, but it has been expanded with a new name — the Impaired Driver Program. Why did the name change? Because of drugs. Here’s how it works. If you are convicted of an alcohol or drug-related driving violation, your license ...