driving

More and more of my friends are telling me or posting on facebook that they hit a deer. I once hit a deer and it was at a high speed and I thought I was going to slide off the road and flip my car.

It's a big step to drive. Do you remember getting in the car to drive for the first time. Was it a good experience? Were you nervous? Most people hop in the car with their parents to learn right after they take a class. I have taught a few people to drive, especially on a stick.

With technology changing in vehicles today, some of the training that you got when you were in high school might be wrong or cause injury. How you hold your hands on the steering wheel will make a huge difference.

With the icy road conditions becoming a regular occurrence in the Duluth/Superior area, it's a good time to remind people to be smart on the road.

Minnesota and Wisconsin rival each other in many things, but when it comes to who the better drivers are, it's no contest. The latest statistical data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (2015 data) shows that the Gopher State leads the country, while the Badger State falls in the bottom half.

We see it every day and some of us are guilty of texting and driving. If you are pulled over for distracted driving it can land you up to a $300 fine.

Nothing is more frustrating than driving down the road coming up to a stop sign and having a parked car directly behind the stop sign. Which can lead to a very dangerous situation with incoming cars and outgoing cars on the street with little or no room for two other cars. So what exactly is the law when it comes to parking by a stop sign or end of the block?

Here we go with the colder temps and forecast of snow coming soon, the roads are going to get slick and that means more accidents. Motorists need to remember your old driving school basics to keep safe and drive well.

The change has happened and the Superior roundabout is full swing.

So today I was battling a fly in my Blazer on the way to work and I am sure you are questioning who won?

The quickly approaching 2014-2015 winter season will see new terms used by the Minnesota Department of Transportation to describe winter driving conditions. The new terms will offer a more descriptive concept of what to expect on winter road than the older, more subjective terms.

Starting This Monday, Minnesota residents can apply for an enhanced driver's license or identification card that will allow them to re-enter the United States from Canada, Bermuda, Mexico and the Caribbean without needing a passport.