Driving in Montana

Teaching a teen to drive in Montana comes with rules, nerves, and plenty of back roads. Here’s what parents should know about learner permits, Driver’s Ed, and safe places to practice behind the wheel.

Imagine hitting the road without knowing your speed or fuel levels. That’s the worry for over 65,000 Ram owners right now.

As the snow starts to melt, the Beartooth Highway is gearing up for summer adventures that promise stunning vistas and unforgettable drives.

Montana is home to wild life and endless drives. Considering we are the 4th largest state in the U.S., I really feel like we are lacking in this life saving maintenance.

Montana ranked as one of the worst states to drive in, scoring poorly in categories such as traffic fatality rate, car theft rate, and road quality.

We clearly have a ridiculous amount of drivers daily here in Bozeman so the last thing we want to deal with idiotic drivers that also don't know how to park.

New law aims to keep emergency responders and maintenance workers on Montana's roadways.

I think it's safe to say we've all experienced road rage at some point in our lives, however Montanan's evidently take their rage a bit further than other states.

The number of drivers on the Montana roads is becoming increasingly deadly. 7 deaths in just 4 days are some very scary numbers.

There is one gesture that is usually used for bad drivers in Montana, but we should start using this gesture instead.

Driving in Montana can get a little wild at times. For teens, in can be tragic. Here are the top three reasons.

Driving in Montana shouldn't make me want to scream at the top of my lungs. But...it does.