driving

My preference heading into work is actually the slowest of my options.

Of all the senses, smell is the sense that is the most closely associated with memory. Some smells can transport you through time almost instantaneously. A whiff of a long-forgotten perfume and you can almost taste your first kiss. And while the sense most closely associated with smell is taste, not too far below those senses is sound. If there's one thing that can take you back in time, take you back to those feelings, to that moment...it's the music. There are a lot of firsts in your life - but I bet one you'll never forget is that first song you cranked after you got your driver's license.

A 37-year-old Connecticut woman tried doing donuts in the snow driving her truck, but she ended up sliding into the icy harbor. Firefighters had to come rescue her, and the guy in the car with her barely made it out in time. Source: WTNH

Driving to and from work gets more challenging this time of year. Even when it's not snowing for raining, it can make for a tough commute.

The first snowfall of the year always makes me nervous. I'm not worried about my driving, I'm worried about the other people on the road. You know what I'm talkin about. Every year it's the same thing in the Binghamton area, when we get that first snowfall, a bunch of people must have forgotten how to drive in the snow...

"Turn that off, it's illegal." Is it really illegal to drive with your car's dome light on in New York, or were our parents lying?

Maybe I should be more specific with that title. Five things that annoys Don Morgan.

Rules of the road. Do they exist anymore? More and more I'm asking myself that question.

Did you know graduation tassels, air fresheners, cell phone mounts, and even your facemask are all illegal to place on your rearview mirror?

I'm sure we have all seen a dog sitting behind the wheel of a parked car. What would you do if you saw a dog behind the wheel of a car that was blowing donuts?