Drivers

A viral video shows the moment when a driver's plan to tow a small vehicle with an equally small struck went terribly wrong.

This should come as no surprise to anyone who has ever driven down a Louisiana road.

A lot of parents use it to track their kids but it has a feature that can be life-saving.

During a time that many folks may blame their late deliveries, mess-ups, and overall bad experiences on their drivers, my Glammy constantly reminds us all to be kind to the most overlooked superheroes.

Pay attention, y'all! November is statistically bad enough on the roads, there's no need to make it worse.

According to a 2019 study done by SmartAsset.com, five of the top ten states with the worst drivers are in the south.

Luckily, we live in one of the best places for young drivers to get their wheels underneath them.

There are many folks in Louisiana who think we have some of the worst drivers in the country. And while subjectively that may be true, the stats will say otherwise.

Drivers who regularly travel to work on roadways that border schools should allow extra travel time.

Some drivers can't seem to help being rude.

Just a little advice that might help you save some lives.

During the school year, Ken and I do any number of interviews about our little ones out their waiting for the bus, getting dropped off by the bus or walking home.  Now that summer is here, our kids are out there all the time, biking, playing, running, skipping, jumping and all the other fun things that we did as kids...

I want to start out this little written diatribe by saying that I am far from perfect......at anything, especially driving, but I do work hard to obey traffic signals and signs.  What I can't figure out is where some of the people in our community, or those visiting our community, get their driver's licenses from.  Do they send off for them after getting three proofs of purchase from their favorit

According to Louisiana State Police Troop I spokesman Stephen Hammons you can't have tinted windows over a certain percentage of shading or your not in compliance with the law.

Louisiana State Police Troop I Spokesman Stephen Hammons reminds drivers that obeying all traffic laws will lead to safer driving.