But did you know you can land in serious trouble for taking a ride in a horse-drawn buggy after having too many? That’s exactly what happened to one Amish man when the police caught up with him ...

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

The Kentucky State Police reported that several people were injured after a vehicle rear-ended a horse-drawn buggy on ...

The operator of the buggy, 33-year-old Elise Girod, and three juvenile passengers were taken to UofL Hospital. Two of the ...

Kentucky State Police said the crash happened in the 14,000 block of South KY 259 around 3:15 p.m. central time when a 2004 Ford Taurus rear-ended a horse-drawn buggy. KSP said the adult driver of the ...

Amish horse-drawn buggies can be found on roadways in many parts of Kentucky. Here’s how to safely share the road with one.

According to police, 55-year-old Brenda Aubrey was driving south when her car rear-ended the buggy. The buggy operator ... the roads are safe and sees the Amish traveling all the time.

A 22-year-old Amish man was injured when his buggy was rear-ended by a car in Sanilac County. The horse was found unharmed.

Scholars define the Old Order Amish by two distinctive features: 1) the use of horse-and-buggy transportation, and 2) the use of Pennsylvania German dialect in church services and daily conversation.