License

The state of Illinois has adopted a law that requires senior citizens to pass a driving exam to keep their license as they age. Should Maine do the same?

I mean, I'm sure the sentence "That's illegal to mail" also has many other answers to it, but there's one answer that really stuck out to me.

Okay, some are a tad spicy and may not be around much longer. But most are just clever!

All states require a license plate to be displayed on the back of your car. But is it illegal to drive around without one on the front of your vehicle in Maine?

She directs this rant at the bouncers who asked her, "Who the f--- lives in Maine?"

Let's find out if you regularly break the law, shall we?

A listener recently called in and told us she was fined for having two forms on ID in her wallet during a traffic stop. Is this true? Is it illegal to carry two forms of ID in Maine?

I've been hearing so many people talk about how their children in their late teens into late twenties don't have their licenses and have no interest. This, to me, seems unfathomable. Do they simply remain at home or worse, completely dependent upon their parents? Do they rely on public transportation and if so clearly they don't live in rural areas.

...when do we take this guy's license away FOREVER?

A little confusing? To some. A little desperate (as a lady posted on my friend's wall)? Not really. Mainers and drivers from all states have the opportunity to immortalize themselves with a vanity license plate. There are plenty of shells to choose from but sometimes what you want to say has already been taken. THIS particular license plate belongs to