Maine Laws

Let's start off by assuming that everyone who is reading this article, and is a driver, is a really good driver, okay?

Remember the days before the ban? We all had that one bag stuffed with countless others, a plastic bag-ception of sorts.

It has nothing to do with 'Fight Club'.

For me, the rule of thumb was made very clear: riding bikes on the sidewalk was a no-no. Never questioned it, just accepted it. But as we grow older, we begin to question our ingrained beliefs, and that's precisely what happened to me recently.

If an operator or owner of a motor vehicle is involved in an accidental collision with a deer, moose, bear, or wild turkey, certain procedures must be followed.

From the start, I want to make it clear that the best way to avoid taking a breathalyzer test is to not drink and drive in the first place.

Our Pine Tree State takes road rage seriously and has legally defined it to ensure public safety on its roads.

If you've ever dreamed of cruising down the scenic roads of our Pine Tree State on a sleek and stylish moped, you may want to be aware of the legal requirements first.

The same issue comes up every year with Maine lawmakers but no changes are ever made.

It's so easy to go 5-10 mph over the speed limit, especially when you're on the highway. I was curious if going 10 mph over is illegal or not. Here's the details.