Driving

Driving in Minnesota winters requires more than just a warm coat! It's about being prepared for the unexpected. A fully stocked winter driving kit is essential for staying safe when the snow starts to fall.

Breaking Minnesota's often overlooked railroad crossing law could cost you

Minnesota law states that you can only toot that horn" when reasonably necessary to ensure safe operation or to give audible warning".

Why do so many people do this?

Minnesotans can still see military convoys on the road in the winter months, here's some best practices if you encounter one.

You hop in the car after a full day of hanging out at the lake. Do you HAVE to put your shoes back on before you start driving down the road in Minnesota? Here's the answer if it is legal or illegal to drive barefoot in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

I can appreciate the sentiment of "Minnesota Nice", but I recently witnessed it cause some frustration — and nearly an accident, on two occasions.

Not wearing shoes could land you in big trouble in some states.

Here's a refresher to share with drivers who camp out in the left lane.

It's easier to get your alley or street fixed if you let them know about it.

Some mail carriers have right hand drive vehicles. Do they have special permission for that? Or can anyone do it?

Red, yellow, and green lights have been the colors of the traffic lights for a century. That could be changing in the future with a fourth color added.