illinois driving

Even though most people in Illinois consider themselves to be good or great drivers, a recent study shows that many of the people who think that are absolutely wrong.

Ever wonder which Illinois city boasts the best drivers? You might be surprised by the rankings and what they reveal about racing down our roads.

It turns out red light cameras aren’t as effective as once thought. Some towns are reevaluating their role on local streets.

Call them "vintage," or maybe go with "classic," but whatever you want to call them, Illinois license plates from the 80s (white background, blue lettering, three stripes) are getting a new lease on life. Want them back on your car?

In some states, it's totally cool if your car only has a single license plate. In other states, you're looking at getting pulled over and ticketed for the same thing. A better question than "is it legal in Illinois" would be "why can't all 50 states agree on this subject?"

Two IL senators have proposed legislation that would charge drivers per mile to help fund road infrastructures. Could this be the end of paying fuel taxes?

When it's snowing it may seem like driving on the tire tracks made by other vehicles is the best/safest plan, but that's not always true.

Winter driving in Illinois requires a certain set of skills, but it's also important to know what roads to avoid when driving conditions are bad.

The next time snow flies in Illinois, think twice before making any of these three common winter driving mistakes.

We've all been there. You're driving along and suddenly the gas light, or low-fuel warning, pops up. Do you know how far you can travel before running out of gas? Believe it or not, there's a helpful chart that can aid you in figuring it out.