Drivers

It turns out, according to Forbes, Rhode Island drivers are worse than Massachusetts drivers. This will come as a surprise to some and not much of one at all to others.

When Twitter Users are attacking their fellow drivers online, it seems the worst comments are for Rhode Islanders. In a new poll I'm sure no one on the SouthCoast would disagree with, Rhode Island drivers received more negative comments than other states...

Chief Brian Levesque reminds the community to be safe as a new school year begins.

The Bay State is sending warnings to drivers about the risks of driving while under the influence of marijuana.

New Bedford Police will join local police departments across the state and the State Police in the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over (DSOGPO), an enforcement mobilization and public information campaign.

Governor Charlie Baker is throwing his support behind a proposal to ban motorists from holding cellphones while they drive.

Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs is warning drivers to avoid turtles that may be trying to cross a busy road. It's risky for you and other drivers if you pull over unsafely to help the little guy (or girl)...

Massachusetts drivers who want to work for ride-hailing services such as Uber or Lyft will be undergoing stricter background checks beginning today. Officials say Massachusetts' new background checks are the most stringent in the nation...

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has rolled out real-time traffic signs along Route 140 in Taunton that they plan to expand statewide by the end of 2017.

BOSTON (AP) _ House and Senate negotiators have reached agreement on a bill that would end the state's longstanding policy of automatically suspending for up to five years the driver's licenses of people convicted of drug offenses. The deal announced Tuesday by a six-member conference committee would also eliminate a $500 driver's license reinstatement fee for convicted drug offenders...