Can you drive with earbuds or headphones in Alabama? Here’s what the law says and which other states forbid it while driving.

For Alabama youth and parents, the solution to solo driving starts in education regarding the graduated licensing process in Alabama. The program was created to assist beginning drivers in forming ...

“Right now, Alabama gives our driver’s test in eleven different languages. Most of our examiners don’t speak anything but ...

Driving without insurance in The Heart of Dixie can have serious repercussions. Individuals who are caught without a valid car insurance policy can receive a range of punishments, including fines and ...

After hours on the road heading home from the long holiday weekend, we saw it over and over again: drivers camped out in the left lane, oblivious to the growing line of cars behind them. Nothing tests ...

For many teens, counting down the days until they could get behind the wheel felt like the ultimate milestone: freedom in the form of a square plastic ID. But today, that freedom comes with a few more ...

According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, New Year’s weekend is one of the deadliest times of year on the road, often ...

ALABAMA (WRBL) — National Teen Driver Safety Week runs from Sunday, Oct. 20 to Saturday, Oct. 26 and Alabama officials are offering advice on staying safe behind the wheel. Crashes are the leading ...

The holiday season is a time for celebration and relaxation, but it can also be a dangerous time out on the roads if drunk ...

Alabama's Graduated Driver's License Law is a three-stage system for teen drivers. The stages include a learner's permit at 15, a restricted license at 16, and an unrestricted license at 17 or 18.