Back in the 1960s, I was driving before I could legally drive. My father, who taught me how to drive, instilled in me this “golden rule” of driving: always use common sense and follow the rules of the ...

Whether you're a soon-to-be legal driver who is just learning how to navigate the roadways or a seasoned freeway king who's logged thousands of miles behind the wheel, keeping track of the various ...

Q: At a four-way stop with three cars approaching the intersection, in what order do they go? The first to arrive is the first to leave, but then does it pass to the left or pass to the next to arrive ...

From stop signs to traffic lights and even when leaving your neighborhood, yield laws are almost always at play when you’re on the road. While on paper, these laws can seem pretty simple, but ...

Most road signs are easy to understand, as they're pretty literal. Do Not Enter simply means to stay away from that certain area. Speed Limit 55 tells you that you shouldn't go over 55mph. No Passing ...

Heck, even a toddler can tell you that stop signs are red. That’s because since the 1950s, red has been the required background color for all government-regulated stop signs in the United States. But ...