Police seized a car - after the driver used their mobile phone while behind the wheel to take a picture of officers on their bikes.

In a viral clip, a FedEx driver was caught driving right past a recipient's home and lying about a delivery attempt.

Readers offer opinions on Florida’s inattentive or dangerous drivers, the frustration of seeking an appointment at a state ...

During a five-day operation, road policing officers from the Commercial Vehicle Unit, patrolled roads across Bedfordshire, ...

More than 3,000 people are killed each year by distracted drivers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

Cameras at about 70 intersections across Denver snapped millions of photos of cars’ license plates and flagged suspected ...

When was the last time you printed out some photos or wrote someone a letter? If you are anything like me, a long time ago.

Only about eight seconds passed from the moment OC Transpo Bus 8155 left the Transitway roadway approaching Westboro station to the time it slammed into the canopy of a passenger shelter.But that ...

"Imagine how many people are being ripped off," the truckie told Yahoo News after getting road authorities to back down.

That's why smartphone manufacturers are increasingly adopting triple-reflecting designs (also known as tetraprism or W-style ...

Since no one can look at the driver's behavior while driving except if there is a passenger, the apps could immediately inform the person how ... provide a truer picture of how drivers behave.

“Any avenue I can take to get the word out there, I need to do,” said Roberts. That’s why, he took advantage of being an Uber ...