driving

The national average price of gasoline is up 2.9 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.30 per gallon today.

Authorities say they've seen an uptick over the last two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

While we don't really think about the odds of being maimed or killed in a collision on the streets and highways in the Yakima Valley, accidents do indeed happen everyday. What roads and intersections are the most dangerous in Yakima County?

It's not exactly known why a Finley driver was driving backward on Highway 395 but apparently he has some mad driving skills.

If state patrol catches you on your phone or doing other "distracted driving" actions, then you'll get in big old fat trouble, with a capital T.

To avoid fines and prevent road damage, plan to remove your studded tires by March 31.

A survey from the insurance company Pemco reveals Washington drivers are more aggressive now than a few years ago -- and people under 35 are the most aggressive.

An Australian woman narrowly avoided being crushed when an overhead freeway sign fell on top of her vehicle

Driver drove backward over a mile through heavy traffic with out a ding!

Washington state has to have some of the stiffest traffic laws in the United States. Now the Washington State Patrol, and many motorists, are fed up with a certain pet peeve of driving that could get you a $136 ticket.

We're trying to make smarter drivers out of everyone across the nation, especially right here in our backyard of Washington state. I know it's illegal to talk on your phone while driving (with your phone pressed up against your ear) and it's illegal to text and drive, but I see more and more people driving with one hand on the steering wheel and talking to their phone while it's on speaker phone.

I am a firm believer that you should not drink and drive. If you drink a lot and you drive, you should get busted. You could kill someone or die yourself. Police randomly put up checkpoints around our area so they can catch drunken drivers.