Montana Highways

These small blips of highway humor will be going away.

The clip features what could be the faster way to get from place to place in Montana. Using a different kind of "horsepower" than we are used to.

We are fast approaching Memorial Day Weekend, the busiest travel weekend of the year. Thousands of Montanans will load up their family car and jump onto the highways of Montana for a little spring adventure.

Despite our "Go Home! Montana is Full" bumper stickers, growth can't really be stopped.

I told my son about it when I got home and told him I've learned my lesson. NO more messaging while driving.

Wyoming highway authorities have rescued a semi-truck driver and a passenger stuck on a snowy mountain road closed for the season.

Thanksgiving week was one of the most deadly on Montana highways. From Nov. 19 to Nov. 26, 12 people died on state highways and interstates, according to Montana Highway Patrol. The number of fatalities are more than five times higher than the last three years for the holiday week...

The Billings Gazette reports that Fourth of July week has earned a reputation as the deadliest for drivers on Montana roads. However, even by that standard, last week was extraordinary. Fourteen people have reportedly been killed so far this month, including six people on July 4th and 5th, according to Montana Highway Patrol spokeswoman Kristin Branchero on Monday...