driving

When you drive the same way to and from work every day you start to learn the idiosyncrasies of the area. And, if you're like me, you get to know the general timing of the traffic lights, too. Until, of course, they change them.

I think the scariest thing about this video is the fact that I see things just like this almost every day on my commute down the Parkway. It seems like there's always somebody driving super-aggressively, who thinks that wherever they have to be is more important than everyone else. There's always someone who thinks that it's their job to play traffic cop, which then sets up a super dangerous situa

What do you think is the average number of miles Americans drive per day? If you guessed under 30 miles per day, you would be right.

Driving through Parkway construction doesn't have to be a chore. But it seems like there are always some drivers who want to make it one.

They're the annual scourge of drivers everywhere - after winter, our roads and highways end up looking like the surface of the moon, with potholes just waiting to ravage your suspension.

With the half a foot plus of snow throughout Ocean County melting over the last week, the last thing that we needed here was a rain storm on top of it. But if we want to look at the glass as being half full, it actually did a big favor for a lot of us.

Yesterday's snow storm wasn't fun for anyone - well, maybe for the kids who got the day off of school and got to play in the snow. But for those of us who were digging out last night and today, it wasn't the way most of us would choose to spend our time. However, it's a hassle that's necessary.

For all the storms that we've had this winter, all of the scary accidents and bad road conditions, this video didn't make me look twice at first. But then something seemed not quite right. Check it out for yourself:

Hopefully we'll never have to see our own airbags being deployed. But it's definitely good to know that they're there in times like this - a young driver is minding his own business when another driver barrels through a red light, triggering a t-bone collision. The airbags immediately deploy and very well may have saved the driver from launching through the front windshield. The video contains an

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