driving

I am a fan of vehicle customization. I've seen some pretty wild details and even license plate frames in Missouri and Illinois over the years. But, did you know there's one thing you can do to your license plate that will get you busted except in Missouri?

This just in. Not everything you see on the internet is true. I know that's hard to believe in itself. That's especially the case with claims that if you see a sack over side mirrors of a vehicle in Missouri that it means something dire is happening. Let's all calm down and I'll explain the real reason why you'll see this sometimes.

I've driven a vehicle for so many years of my life, I have to confess I sometimes do things out of habit without really thinking of what certain colors mean. This is a great example. Do you know what a red, yellow or white curb means for parking in Missouri? It's more complicated than you might think.

I've had a few personalized Missouri plates in my lifetime and I've seen some great ones, too. However, I think the most excellent (and factual) license plate ever had just been spotted in Missouri. I think you'll probably agree.

I remember when I first learned to drive, I was told that there was an "understanding" with law enforcement authorities that you could go 5 mph over the speed limit and not get a ticket. Is that really true in Missouri and Illinois? The answer is probably more complicated than you think.

The one thing that might help drivers when driving in the rain at night in Missouri.

Missouri has a few dangerous roads. I-435, some sections of I-70, and US-34 come to mind. Yet there's one road that's the most dangerous in Missouri. That's US-63.

New research says driving in Missouri is dangerous.

A scenic drive on these roads in Missouri will allow for some scenery that you just have to see.

Does a new study really mean we're lousy drivers here in Missouri?