Driving

Last Wednesday Lapeer police received more than a dozen calls from Deerfield Pines, a mobile home community next to the County Christian Church complaining that a truck was doing "doughnuts' in the church parking lot and driving through people's yards.

Let's end the speed limit debate once and for all!

According to a new survey by Direct Line car insurance, women are more likely than men to swear while driving.  In fact, that's why I insist on driving during family road trips. Nearly half of all women, 48%, admit to cursing behind the wheel while only 40% of men do. We've got the top five things most likely to make us swear while driving.

A recent study of accidents involving the gas pedals of vehicles yielded some age and gender-specific results.

With the NCAA March Madness tournie and St. Patty's Day right around the corner -- take warning when heading out to your favorite watering hole. Starting March 13th through April 3rd, 160 police agencies throughout Michigan will be cracking down on drunk driving.

Finding street parking in a major city can be next to impossible. So, this obnoxious driver doesn’t let the fact that a space is too small deter him in any way.

Buckle your seat belts, folks. According to Harris Poll chairman Humphrey Taylor regarding a new survey, “The number of drivers who engage in potentially dangerous, in some cases extremely dangerous, behaviors while driving is terrifyingly high.”

This little PSA starts out earnestly enough, warning of the dangers of driving too fast and how slowing down even a little can increase the time needed to stop a car — and possibly avoid hitting a pedestrian.