driving

On average, most people in the U.S. driving about 240 hours every year. We are talking 10 full days behind the wheel! Maybe we should consider moving somewhere that is a tad less soul-crushing...

Forty-six percent of Montana adults 18 and older bicycled in the past 12 months, according to a recent study conducted by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research at the University of Montana.

Heading off on the open road with family and friends in tow is an American tradition....never mind the god awful family disputes and bills you have to pay for your therapy visits.

Lawmakers are considering changes to Montana's DUI laws, including doubling fines and giving offenders driving permits.

A man who caused a wreck in Billings in December while driving with a blood alcohol concentration four times the legal limit has pleaded guilty to his 10th DUI.

A 54-year-old man who graduated from an impaired driving treatment court has been sentenced to four years in prison for a 10th DUI conviction.

Would you think twice about wearing your seatbelt if the penalty for not wearing one rose from a fine of 20 dollars to 100?

A bill being drafted by a Billings legislator would ban cellphone use while driving in Montana.

Despite it being New Year’s Eve, it was a pretty quiet night. Montana Highway Patrol was pleased to not have a lot of drunk drivers out on the road.

There’s good news and bad news for Thanksgiving travelers heading into and out of western Montana.