The Old Philadelphia Pike (Route 340) winds through the heart of Amish country, connecting Intercourse with neighboring towns like Bird-in-Hand (yes, another real name) and Paradise (completing the ...

Parked and ready for the journey home—an Amish buggy waits patiently beside cornfields that stretch toward the horizon like nature’s skyscrapers. Photo credit: Anthony Liew Situated just east of ...

More conservative members of the Amish community in Ohio are suing the state over a law they say violates their religious freedom.

Five people were hurt, including two children, when a horse-drawn Amish buggy was struck in Breckinridge County, officials said.

His own buggy is illuminated with reflective tape, the orange slow moving vehicle emblem and red tail lights, in addition to the flashing yellow light.

He belongs to a church that’s more progressive than the Swartzentrubers’, and says most of Ohio’s Amish started using flashing yellow lights years before the new law went into effect. His own buggy is ...

A horse-and-buggy sign alongside a narrow road in Cumberland County alerts drivers that a slow-moving Amish carriage might be in the vicinity. Photo by Ralph Berrier Jr. When the buggies started ...

The Swartzentruber Amish teamed up with Harvard Law to challenge Ohio's new traffic law that requires flashing lights on horse-drawn buggies.

More than 200 tickets have been issued to Amish buggy drivers since lawmakers adopted the regulation in June 2022.