Congestion pricing is coming to NYC!

While drunk driving arrests in New York state dropped to the lowest rate in 10 years, accidents related to cell phone use and/or texting skyrocketed 86 percent since 2009.

State Troopers on Long Island are dressing as construction workers to catch speeding drivers who are going too fast, or aren’t moving over on the highway for construction sites.

Sen. Schumer is urging federal action on the guidelines and use of federal funding for the installation of school bus stop-arm cameras to curb illegal passing motorists.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the New York State Police and local law enforcement will increase patrols to crack down on impaired driving and underage drinking through Halloween. This special enforcement campaign runs through Sunday, November 3, 2019.

According to studies, road rage accounts for approximately 56 percent of all car accidents in recent years.

Every day, almost 30 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes. Two US senators plan to introduce legislation that would equip every new car with technology to block drivers who are over the limit.

Back in July, I posted some crazy traffic laws from the U.S. and around the world…here’s part 2 of the weirdest traffic laws in the United States.

Now that school bus stop-arm cameras have begun catching drivers illegally passing stopped busses this fall, a similar system aimed at recording motorists improperly passing stopped police vehicles could be next.

A controversial law which allows motorists who kill or injure cyclists and pedestrians to be slapped with criminal penalties has been found to be constitutional.

As Child Passenger Safety Weeks beings, the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC), together with state and local partners, will host child safety seat events throughout the state. This will help parents and caregivers ensure their child’s restraint is properly installed and fitted correctly.

Deaths from drivers plowing through red lights have hit a 10-year high nationally, but New York State is bucking that trend.

With the start of the new school year comes the responsibility of motorists to be mindful not only of speed limits in school zones, but other safety laws, including not passing school buses.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said new license plates for New York drivers are required so E-ZPass can read them, and not a money grab. Starting in April 2020, anybody with a white and blue New York State license plate will be required to pay $25 for a plate with the new design, and an additional $20 if they want to keep the same plate number.

Designed to reduce alcohol and other drug-related traffic crashes, New York State began another statewide impaired driving crackdown that will run through Monday, September 2.

Summer isn’t over yet! Here are a few top cool and unusual things to do in NYC before we say hello to Fall.

Since 2015, there have been more than 575 bridge strikes on New York roadways.

Think New York has the worst drivers? Not only are we NOT in the top 10, we don’t even come close!

You might want to think twice before passing that stopped school bus with flashing lights.

How did New York’s streets became such a scary place to ride a bike?