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Any time you get in a vehicle, there is potential for tragedy. However, there is one particular day and time of the week in Missouri that is more dangerous than the rest according to fatality statistics.

If you cast a wary eye on red light ticket cameras when you pass them in Illinois, you should know there is a new law involving them that may affect future traffic regulators being placed in an intersection near you.

I've been annoyed by people going five miles an hour there..... sure. And there have been a few times when I've been cruising along 16th Street, going about 30 or so, and I've had annoyed dudes behind me honking.

It's common knowledge that when you choose to drive to or through St. Louis, Missouri, you're taking your life in your hands. Now, there's science to prove that feeling is accurate as the big city was just rated as having some of the worst drivers in America.

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.

There have to be some true professionals behind the wheel of these Missouri machines. New video shows off a couple of Mustangs in St. Louis performing some wild drifting skills with little to no room for error.

It makes sense when you think about it, but I would be the type of person who would likely forget. There's something you can have on your vehicle in Missouri only if it's a certain time of year. If you still have them on now, get ready to pay a big fine.

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.

You would think this would be a simple topic, but it's not. If you have the sad circumstance of running into a wild animal on a Missouri or Illinois roadway, is it legal to eat it? The answer is similar, but also different for both states. Let's explore this important vehicular dining topic.