driving in Montana

It's not when the bars close, nor is it in the middle of the winter. NHTSA data reveals which month, time, and day are the deadliest times on Montana roads.

The spring session of driver's education begins next month in Billings. Practicing driving with you teen can certainly be stressful, but you can make it a little more comfortable if you pick the right places to drive.

If you are one of the drivers that do this, please explain to me how. This is basic driving 101.

Traffic is probably one of our favorite things to complain about. One Billings driver had to laugh about spending what feels like half her life at this slow intersection.

While there is nothing funny about fatal accidents, we came up with a few outrageous reasons why it might be so dangerous to drive in Montana.

Some states prevent you from sleeping in your car due to city and state ordinances. Does Montana not allow using your front seat as a bed? The answer is...

Have you ever been driving down the Interstate or a major highway in Montana at night when someone flashes their high beams at you? It's one of the most common practices on the roadway, but is it legal to do?

So in conclusion, I will sum this up with one statement. Stay away from me in traffic. And I, in my bubble, will return the favor.

If I look in my rearview mirror and I can't see your headlights, boom. Too close.

So I'm sitting at home last night enjoying the cool from the air conditioning and searching the internet for the latest news in the U.S. and State. When, low and behold I run across a story that was released by the Fish, Wildlife and Parks department.