driving

If you thought Lawton roads and potholes were bad before, you haven't seen nothing yet. Thanks to the winter storm we had last week with all the snow, ice and water everywhere along with the dirt, salt and plowing it's definitely going to do some damage to our roads. All the freezing temperatures we saw last week and rapid changes in the weather from hot to cold and back again will certainly cause issues with our streets and create more potholes. The asphalt roads will be worse than concrete, but both will be affected.

This study clearly wasn’t conducted after a trip down I-35 to Austin.

With the change of seasons, the chance of deer crossing the roadways of Oklahoma increases with the oncoming rutting season.

Last year, the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office responded to 158 crashes over the 5-day St. Patrick's Day holiday period that involved alcohol or drugs.

If a new Texas bill passes through the state Senate, it will be illegal to text while driving in the Lone Star State.

It's March, and that means the new Texas law has just gone into effect which will lead to just one sticker on your windshield instead of two.

The Oklahoma State House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday (02-24-15) that will prohibit drivers from texting while operating a motor vehicle. HB 1965 by state Rep. Terry O’Donnell, R-Catoosa was passed with overwhelming support.

The last two times I was involved in an accident the person who hit me was either on their phone or texting. Luckily for me they were both low speed collisions and one was in a parking lot. It's estimated that texting and driving or mobile phone use is now the leading cause of death behind the wheel. What's crazy is more than half the people on the road I see are either on their phones or texting!

Oklahoma roadways are expected to be busy during the Thanksgiving holiday period, and the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office is urging motorists to take extra precautions to keep drivers and passengers safe.

According to a new survey by Choice Hotels, 90% of families taking trips this summer will drive.

A new study finds women are more likely than men to be injured in automobile accidents, and the culprit may be safety features that are not properly proportioned for them.

AAA Oklahoma is offering free rides and tows for those that have had too much to drink this holiday weekend.