If you're caught driving without insurance in Ohio, the state will suspend your driver's license, license plates and vehicle registration. You will pay upwards of $100 to reinstate them.

Gov. Mike DeWine recently signed Ohio's two-year budget, which includes a provision requiring all Ohioans under 21 to ...

Slow driving in the left lane has always been irritating, but is that all it is? Here's what Ohio law has to say.

What are the left lane driving laws in Ohio? Much to the chagrin of those Ohioan loiterers, the left lane on multi-lane roads like U.S. 36 can — for the most part — only be used for ...

Is it illegal to use a cellphone while stopped a red light? A look at New Jersey's distracted driving laws.

An Ohio state senator from Cincinnati says more than 400,000 Ohio drivers have their licenses back under a new law.

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles said the text messages, which demand urgent payment, are a phishing attempt and have been reported by drivers nationwide.

The law enacted a ban on the use of mobile devices while driving as part of an effort to make Alabama’s roads safer.

California is cracking down on drivers. Discover why the state's driving laws are becoming significantly stricter, with new regulations aiming to boost road safety and reduce distracted driving.

In the first five months of a new law, Colorado State Patrol has responded to 1,161 crashes involving distracted driving, which is a 19% decrease from this time last year.

Ohio is no exception. As Ohio's legislative session draws to a close next week, here are the laws related to culture wars that the Legislature passed in the last two years.