Driving Laws

Driving in the state of Ohio is regulated by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. This office of the Ohio Department of Public Safety administers tests to ensure that drivers are competent and familiar with Ohio's driving laws. Although many of Ohio's laws are similar to those of other states, it is important for drivers to be familiar... more »

Parking tickets are a natural part of driving (and parking) in urban areas. They are so common that many drivers are wondering just how a parking ticket affects insurance. Accidents and other moving violations add "points" to the driver's record. Naturally, you would think that parking tickets do the same. Well, not exactly. more »

As cell phones have become more popular and their use has increased, so too have cell phone-related accidents. These accidents range from minor to catastrophic and have led to laws that limit or prohibit the use of cell phones on the road. more »

A DUI is a criminal conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or any other intoxicating substance. It is well-known that any mind altering substance, especially alcohol, affects your ability to drive a car. With alcohol and other depressants, the substance can slow your reaction times, affect your decision making skills... more »

Depending on the state's requirements, school bus drivers typically receive between one and four weeks of classroom training and driving lessons. Classroom training materials contain information on becoming a safe driver, administering first aid and interacting with students who are mentally or physically disabled. In addition to... more »