driving

With the date moving from October 1st to November 1st, this extension includes Illinois licenses, cards and stickers with July, August and September expiration dates.

We're all saving money by not driving has much and we're set to save even more from our car insurance providers.

Illinois drivers are avoiding a key mistake behind the wheel.

A new Iowa law says you can't be on your phone even if you are stopped at a red light.

Driving in the Quad Cities can be a white knuckle affair. There's one way streets, narrow bridges, and when it's not cold and icy, there's construction slowing everything down. That doesn't even take into account the drivers more engaged with their cell phones than keeping their eyes on the road...

The warmer temps were nice while they lasted, but now the cold air and wintery conditions return.

I can only remember tempting the fates and trying to make it to the gas station on fumes just once. I ended up stuck at the side of the freeway, in winter, in the dark. Not fun, or smart. Despite most modern vehicles having a 'countdown' display telling you how many miles you can travel before you are out of gas, I am much less brave than in my youth once that gas light comes on...

I have family in Bloomington, Chicago, San Diego, Cincinnati and friends in Minneapolis so I'm no stranger to the road trip.

We've all heard the refrain that you shouldn't text and drive. Well, it seems there is a whole slew of other questionable phone-related behavior we need to stop.

Mike Ferris here with Joni + Company. You won't BELIEVE the HUGE craters that we've driven over in our quest to document the QC's worst potholes. Check out this video and see if you recognize any of these sinkers! Or click here for a quick look...