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Starting August 1, 2025, North Dakota drivers will be able to legally cruise at 80 miles per hour on select stretches of interstate highways—up from the current 70 MPH limit. While that means we’ll be shaving precious minutes off those long drives across the prairie, it also means it's time to prepare ourselves—and our vehicles—for life in the faster lane. How Are Your Tire...

Oh, you thought all stop signs were red?

Not wearing shoes could land you in big trouble in some states.

Driving in North Dakota can be a breeze—wide open roads, stunning scenery, and maybe a cow or two to keep things interesting. But even in the Peace Garden State, the long arm of the law is keeping an eye out for cars with some less-than-legal quirks. Here...

At 660 KEYZ News Radio, we recently asked the burning question on our Facebook page: "What are your worst pet peeves when it comes to driving in North Dakota?" Buckle up because the responses were as diverse as the open prairie itself! Let’s start with an age-old frustration: Not obeying the speed limit. One ...

Every day, countless drivers push the speed limit, dismissing it as a minor offense. But with rising insurance premiums and community safety on the line, is saving five minutes really worth the potential consequences? A new analysis from the MarketWatch Guides team sheds light on the financial burden speeding can place on North Dakota drivers...

My issues with the drivers of Bismarck Mandan.

All I wanted to do was park my car and go into my apartment.

Hitting a deer is not uncommon in North Dakota, so how do you handle it?

Under a distracted driving enforcement campaign, added patrols issued a total of 334 citations throughout North Dakota in September.