driving

One lucky "hotdogger" will get the chance to represent the 137 year old hot dog and sandwich meat company in one of the most famous vehicles this side of the Batmobile.

If you're over 50, it might be a good idea to enroll in the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office "AARP Safe Driving Class."

When you're all paid up, you can legally drive again.

Violators could face a fine of up to $500, imprisonment for up to six months, or both!

If you are inebriated in the Lone Star State tonight, it's a much better choice than getting behind the wheel.

Honestly, our southern manners don't seem to be showing on the roadways.

No word how much this "convenience" will cost new drivers.

HB619 would have enacted laws against manually operating your phone in any way whatsoever - including using it to make or receive calls.

Aggressive driving can not only put you and others in harm's way, it can also cost you a pretty penny.

If you sometimes let a "colorful" adjective fly during your morning commute to suggest what your fellow drivers can do with their drivers licenses - don't judge yourself too harshly.

This news coupled with the beautiful weather makes me want to hit the open road.

With snow and sleet moving into the area, these tips could come in handy.