driving

In a recent survey, it turns out people in North Dakota aren't very courteous when it comes to their driving.

There's one day in North Dakota that you may want to avoid driving anywhere.

Online car insurance website EverQuote just released their new distracted driving report.

In the United States our speed limits are in miles per hour. That is not the case in Canada and drivers need to be aware of that.

A Travel Alert has been issued for Bismarck, Valley City, Grand Forks, Minot, Devils Lake and surrounding areas.

Due to blowing snow and drifting snow, visibility is highly reduced in certain areas causing the North Dakota Department of Transportation to issue a No Travel Advisory.

According to Car Insurance Comparison, North Dakota does not rank well for the nation's "Worst Drivers," which is mainly due to the drunk driving factor, where the state is labeled as being the worst.

It's been noted many times, that North Dakota is very lenient on drivers who drive too fast or drive drunk.

Most people like driving fast. In North Dakota, you can do so legally.

It's hard to beat a good road trip. Hop in the car, turn on a Townsquare Media radio station, and just drive.