Driving

Parking in Billings is definitely hard to find. Especially good parking in large lots. But, these are the absolute worst ones in the city, and I hate having to park there.

I know what you're probably thinking. "You definitely can't turn left on red in Montana." And in normal circumstances, you'd be absolutely correct.

Across the nation, some cities and towns see a markedly higher prevalence of DUIs—posing a threat to those communities’ drivers.

A 72-year-old Missoula man was taken to jail Monday evening after a traffic stop.

Missoula police arrested 25-year-old Demetrius Howell early Sunday morning after a call came in from a concerned citizen who reported witnessing erratic driving and two people fighting in a vehicle on Brooks.

Motor vehicle accidents happen in every state, but if you’re wondering how does Montana compare to other states as far as safe driving, the answer is not good.  The national home security brand SafeWise is ranking Montana among the most dangerous states for drivers in its 2017 report; coming in just behind North Dakota and New Mexico...

A Billings lawyer reportedly tried to use her position with the state to get out of a DUI arrest.  Michele Lynn Braukmann faces charges of criminal child endangerment, possession of an open alcohol container and operating a vehicle without proper registration...

Billings, we must be excited to see traffic lights going up at the intersection of Hesper and 32nd. Congested traffic at this intersection will finally see more flow once the lights become operational.

Distracted driving has shown to be the number one killer of teens in the U.S., according to a 2009 report. But in Montana, that doesn't stop some teens.

Montana has a well documented history of driving under the influence. And now, a widely used road in our state has been named the 'Worst Road For Drinking and Driving'.