driving

If you pull into a spot and the stall in front of it is empty, is it okay to pull forward and into the next one?

Yet another day with news of a drunk driver hitting a police car.

Here are a few tips to driving in icy conditions. These actually came from a police officer. Here are the tips: 1. Don’t drive. If you don’t have to, don’t. 2. Brake early and brake slowly. If you slam on the brakes today, you’re going to lose control...

Be safe, and here's to hoping this stuff all clears out by Halloween.

More drivers are hitting the roads around Amarillo and I am seeing more people that have forgotten have to drive. This letter is for you.

The school year is about to get started, which means our morning commutes are about to get a little bit more crowded.

I know no one is making this move to intentionally hurt someone. This is me pointing out something that makes me wanna pull my hair out.

OK so we were all so cheerful about all the things we loved about winter here in Amarillo. There were a lot on that list. Let's, though, turn the table a bit. What do we hate?

Putting your child behind the wheel of a car can be a frightening thing, especially for the first time. We just want to wrap them in bubble wrap to keep them safe. However, at some point in time when they turn 16 we have to let them spread their wings and drive. Luckily for us parents that live in Texas, we live in a great state for teen drivers.

Every day someone is at risk of getting a ticket, and most of the time it can be prevented.

You may want to seek alternative routes this during this time.

Can you pass this 5 question test?