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The days of losing your license for unpaid tolls might be numbered, thanks to a new bill stirring things up in Massachusetts.

As the sun shines on Massachusetts, the ATV engines roar to life. Just remember those important safety rules before you ride.

The hands-free law is stricter than many think; even at a red light, that phone could cost you.

ATV riders in Massachusetts most obey certain rules and regulations when deciding to hit the trails.

Before you decide to the hit trails, it's good idea to know this Massachusetts law when it comes crossing pavement to get to a trail.

warming up your car for more than 5 minutes while not being near or in it, is illegal in the state of Massachusetts since it's not a law regulated by any towns. Now it doesn't mean a police officer is driving around looking for idling vehicles because who has time for that honestly? It mainly has to do with the fact that you're putting yourself at risk of someone stealing your car or the exhaust possibly entering your home which causes carbon monoxide.

Drivers will CDL licenses will no longer lose their eligibility to operate a commercial vehicle after all. Awhile back motorists were at risk of losing their CDL due to prior traffic infractions against them.

Warming up your car for more than 5 minutes while not being near or in it, is illegal in the state of Massachusetts since it's not a law regulated by any towns. Now it doesn't mean a police officer is driving around looking for idling vehicles because who has time for that honestly? It mainly has to do with the fact that you're putting yourself at risk of someone stealing your car or the exhaust possibly entering your home which causes carbon monoxide.

Black Friday shopping is coming up and many will be getting up early to flock to the store to be first in line for the best deals.

Governor Maura Healey just signed a new bill that cracks down on privately made, unserialized “ghost guns,” which will criminalize anyone is in possession of bump stocks and trigger cranks and will require applicants for a gun license to complete live-fire training.