Here's a look at the function of a brake booster in a vehicle's brake system, the three most common brake booster types, and how they differ from one another.

Here's a look at the differences in appearance and performance between coated and non-coated brake rotors for car safety and security.

Here's a look at the infamous check engine light (CEL), its common causes, common fixes, and other ways to handle its troublesome appearance on your dashboard.

Here's a look at the automotive accessory known, among other names, as the bull bar, and its effectiveness in preventing damage from wildlife-vehicle collisions.

Here's a look at the purpose and usage of car immobilizer systems, and the three primary components that make up these automotive security devices.

Here's a look at 10 safety tips to avoid and prevent car crashes and collisions with deer and other forms of wildlife when in rural and forested areas.

Here's a look at the risk and prevalence of roadkill throughout the U.S., and the three states with the least amount of wildlife vehicle collisions.

Here's a look at roadkill statistics and the three types of creatures and species that are most often turned into roadkill in the animal kingdom.

Here's a look at five non-fog weather and road conditions where using fog lights can improve your safety and security while driving.

Here's a look at the seven types of car security systems available, from standard technology to optional accessories, to keep your vehicle safe.

Here's a look at the safety concerns of cooking and eating roadkill, and PETA's stance on consuming animals killed in traffic accidents.

Which states have the highest percentage of roadkill and animal collisions? Find out if your state is on the list.

Here's a look at the risk of roadkill and wildlife vehicle collisions in the U.S., and the most and least likely places to cause and witness roadkill in the country.

Here's a look at three essential emergency items and automotive accessories to have in the event of encountering wildfire flames, ash, and smoke while driving.

The deadly crash remains under investigation, but one thing is certain: Treat Williams' death happened when motorcycle fatalities are peaking.

Here's a look at the six most common problems and maintenance issues that wildfire smoke can cause to your motor vehicle.

Here's a look at the automotive device known as a bull bar, as well as 17 additional, alternative names that drivers might know it by.

You’ve probably seen roadkill, the results of a wildlife-vehicle collision (WVC) while driving or riding as a passenger in a car or on a motorcycle. In some sparsely populated western states, up to 20 percent of car accidents result from colliding with an animal. The easiest way to prevent a WVC is to practice car-safety …

Here's a look at the dangers of hydroplaning and four simple steps to take to avoid the phenomenon in the event of wet and slippery roads.

Here's a look at sovereign citizen ideology in how it relates to cars, and whether or not sovereign citizens need licenses and plates to drive.