The law changed this past November regarding requirements for who needs a booster seat in the car. Now children are required to be in a booster seat at least until they turn 8. It is also highly recommended for children who are not yet 4'9'' or 100 lbs. Click Here for more Information on New York's booster seat law.

How would you feel about a fuel additive that could cost you more money and screw up your engine? If the ethanol industry has its way, that’s just what you might get.

On Nov. 1, 2009, New York became the 18th state to make it illegal to text on a mobile phone or any other electronic device while driving.
While this represents a step in the right direction, the new law is far too weak to be effective.

New York politicians have been robbing Peter to pay Paul for years. Now Peter is broke, too. The state’s Dedicated Highway & Bridge Trust Fund is intended to pay for long-range transportation projects.

Last May, New York City officials closed portions of what is perhaps the most famous street in America, Broadway around Times Square, to traffic to create a pedestrian plaza in the middle of the Great White Way.

 
As many as 56 percent of deadly vehicle crashes involve one or more unsafe driving behaviors typically associated with aggressive driving, according to a new analysis released today by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.

AAA is dedicated to keeping seniors driving as long as safely possible. To this end, together with the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, AAASeniors.com has been developed.

Designed to educate and inform, the new Website offers safe driving tips, expert advice, and a series of driver-assessment tools created specifically to aid seniors.

The easy-to-navigate Website features adjustable font size, e-mail an article to a friend feature, and printer-friendly pages. AAASeniors.com is a must-visit for everyone who knows a driver over 55 years old.

Related links:
Drivers 55-Plus Assessment
CarFit Program
AAA Roadwise Review
AAA Prescription Discounts