roads

That time of the year is here again. Snow, ice, and sleet are coating the roads throughout the state of Maine. The City of Augusta released a statement on their Facebook page asking just four things from drivers out on the road.

Road trip, anyone?

I finally needed answers, and took a class on Google university to find out exactly what purpose these wires have.

We may be neighbors, but there are a lot of differences in the way Maine and New Hampshire do things in their respective states.

Four New England states earned notable positions in a new ranking by Consumer Affairs.

We're having a big big update on a big big Maine bridge and I have got all of the big big details!

If you have a bike and are curious to know where the best routes are in Maine to travel, I've got the details for you!

Growing up my best friend lived on Chicken Dinner Road.

I always get so frustrated when I see people have their lights off when it rains or snows and always wondered if it was illegal to have them off during those weather situations?

What are they for and what do you need to know?

Stay safe out there.

The old Maine saying "You can't get there from here" seems to really ring true in this illustration of our state mapped out by just the roads.

CNBC recently released their list called: 'Crumbling America: 10 States With The Worst Infrastruture.' The bad news is Maine is on the list as being the third worst state when it comes to our infrastructure.

See if you can tell what city or town you're in just from the google streetview photos! (It's harder than you think!)

In a TRIP report, Maine rural roads and bridges are in bad shape. TRIP is a national non-profit transportation research group and they conducted research on road conditions of all 50 states.

The intersection of Routes 2 and 156 in Wilton was called one the 'ten most dangerous' intersections in the country by Time magazine.