headlights

Not only is leaving your high beams on dangerous for you and other drivers, but if officers catch you, it could lead to a steep punishment.

There is one rule of the road that the residents of Idaho seem to be particularly bad at, and it could cost other drivers their lives if people don't fix it soon.

The lack of headlight use by many Idaho residents continues to be an issue for police, and a danger to other drivers.

The Season of Giving is technically over, but you could still give us the courtesy of turning on your headlights at night.

It is getting darker earlier which means more people are on the road in the dark. Even though many vehicles have automatic lights, a lot of the time that doesn't mean tail lights are on as well. Twin Falls Sheriff's Office Facebook shared a video as to why it is important to turn your headlights on even if they are automatic.