Headlight

Ever felt your eyes squinting at the brightness of oncoming cars? You're not alone—new findings show a growing concern for drivers in our region.

Ever notice how some drivers forget to turn on their headlights? Technology might be playing a sneaky role in that mix.

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

While it is essential to have headlights on after dark, there are laws regarding the number of headlights that must be equipped on the vehicle and when they should be turned on.

Ever wondered why some drivers flash their headlights at you? It’s more than just a friendly gesture; it’s a communication tool on the road. But could it also land you in hot water? Discover the hidden rules of headlight flashing in Massachusetts.

As snowmobiling season gets put in winter's past, spring and then summer weather means ATV season for many Massachusetts residents.

The practice of headlight flashing is technically not forbidden in Massachusetts, however if a police officer that's suspicion can ask the driver if they were flashing their lights to warn oncoming motorists of police presence.