driving

While Maine has plenty of laws that exist for seemingly no apparent reason, this one serves an important purpose—your safety is at risk!

Too many drivers in Maine are being too nice while behind the wheel, leading to instances of one specific and very dangerous practice.

You can look in a parking lot before a snowstorm and see dozens of cars with their wipers up as if they were giving a salute. But is that a good idea?

You want people to see you, right?

We like to drive fast up here in Maine, and on this stretch of road, you can legally drive the fastest in all of New England!

Warnings are being sent to all E-Z Pass users in the Pine Tree State. The state of Maine wants to raise awareness and encourage everyone to stay vigilant.

Their new motto should be, "Drive Bad, Apologize Nice".

Wait...what?

The places we grow up in are always part of us, and sometimes, that fact manifests itself in more ways than one.

According to locals, these 30 New Hampshire restaurants are worth making the trip to visit.

The world has changed for Gen X, but we remember how it used to be. Here are five things that Gen X never had to worry about growing up in Maine.

I hope you have a lot of free time on your hands, because this won't be quick. Let's drive Maine's Route 1.

And it's not just her rugged good looks..

Accidents happen and so do dings, dents, and cracks in your windshield. But is it illegal to drive around with a cracked windshield in Maine?

This is interesting.

A new study pinpoints the exact times during the week and weekend when fatalities most commonly occur on the road in Maine.