driving

Sioux Falls has a lot of 4-way stop intersections. Some even have turning lanes included which means there can be 8 vehicles at the intersection at one time.

Drivers in the Mount Rushmore State are ninth most likely to get pulled over

Teens aren't interested in driving these days according to a national study.

We might all have our opinions about what driving is like in our city and state, but this is the picture that appears when only statistics are taken into account.

My son has recently turned 14 and every parent knows what that means: it’s time to take a chill pill and let your kid take the wheel of the family truckster.

What law am I breaking in the selfie above? If you said "not wearing a seatbelt" you would be correct.

With South Dakota locked in a deep-freeze, the South Highway Patrol will pull you over if any of your windows are covered in snow and ice.

Driving slow in the left lane of South Dakota's highways is not only annoying it's dangerous. But should it be against the law? Check out this video.

One state is trying something that is finally getting distracted drivers' attention. It's called an 'E-DUI' and it's waking people up.

The Rushmore State was ranked the 4th safest state in the country despite growing accident numbers nationwide.