The shoulder of any highway is a dangerous place. Emergency workers tending to a car crash have to be on the lookout for rubbernecking drivers, whose inattention could make a bad situation much worse.

This phenomenon is called rubbernecking, and while you might think it's harmless to be curious about your surroundings, glancing out your window for a second too long can obstruct traffic, leading to ...

Few things are more frustrating than being in a long traffic jam only to find out that the reason for the delay is because drivers are stopping to look at an accident off to the side of the road or, ...

Highway rubbernecking has reached a new low-slowing down to look at anything on the side of the highway%2C from a driver changing a tire to a raccoon eating a discarded hamburger. Stop it. Elvis sang ...

Rubbernecking: the act of slowing down in a moment of morbid curiosity or harmless fascination. The phrase was originally coined in the early 20th century to refer to tourists who slow down the normal ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. — There was a ...

WEBVTT IN THE CRASH MOMENTS LATER. SKY 5 WAS OVER THE SCENE IN LANCASTER THIS MORNING WHERE THREE YOUNG ADULTS WERE PULLED FROM AN SUV AND LOADED ON TO STRETCHERS AFTER BEING REAR-ENDED ON ROUTE 2. >> ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — We’ve all seen it happen. There’s an accident on the road and you feel the urge to take a closer look. State officials say it is dangerous and can cause even bigger issues than ...

Slowing down to look at crash scenes is more than just a bad habit, it's a traffic offence in the UAE that can lead to a fine of Dh1,000 and serious road safety consequences. The behaviour, known as ...