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Before you tip a bunch of gold, (or green), beer back this weekend, designate a sober driver...or else.

We've got all sorts of Midwestern border rivalries involving sports teams, foods, amount of beer and liquor consumed per capita (Wisconsin always wins that one), and of course, which Midwestern state has the best and worst drivers.

The more I read about speed (or red light) cameras, the happier I am that we're not dealing with them here in the Rockford area.

If you're an Illinois driver with more than a couple of years worth of driving experience, you probably answered the question about whether or not Illinois drivers suck at driving with one of two possible answers

I've always felt that everyone thinks that the drivers in their part of the country are the worse than anywhere else.

Back in June, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced that automobile insurance verification would be conducted by a new system that checks auto insurance electronically twice a year.

One of my favorite things about Chicago residents is how they can come together to get behind any cause that benefits their city. When it comes to something improving the highways - I can almost guarantee EVERY Chicago resident would get behind that...

I guess my first question after reading this headline would be "Seriously?" I've been an Illinois driver for over 40 years at this point in my life, and I'm having trouble buying this one.

That's a pretty astounding drop-off, and a great statistic to see touted during National Teen Driver Safety Week.

With this COVID-19 mess being particularly hard on senior citizens, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White's office is trying to make one part of life a little bit easier.