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Flames pour from the window of a burning building

A Tesla Model S Burned Down Someone’s House

A chain reaction occurred in Yogi and Carolyn Vindum's home while they slept. More specifically, the couple's Tesla Model S caught fire. A fire which spread to their other EV. The subsequent blaze burned down the Vindum's home. Moreover, the fire painfully highlights a growing concern in the number of electric vehicle fires. Clearly, there are some issues that EV producers need to address regarding safety, as well as issues with infrastructure and charging capacity that cities need to examine in homes.
A Hyundai SUV at the yield sign intersection of a roundabout

Roundabouts Are Good, Don’t Hate Them, Embrace Them

Many people have a love/hate relationship with roundabouts. If you aren't familiar with them, they can seem like a dangerous way to approach an intersection. So, let's see why, despite drivers' concerns, roundabouts are statistically safer than stop signs or signals. Here are a few reasons why the U.S. should consider adopting more roundabouts.
A 1977 Land Rover Defender Series III Stage One V8 and a 2021 Land Rover Defender 90 V8 travel side-by-side on a wet road

5 Cars That Can Make It Through a Flood

Cars with high ground clearance are great options for driving through high water. Additionally, those with reinforced body panels can also handle flooding better than other vehicles. Here are five models to help you make it through floodwaters.
Firefighters block the road as a forest fire reaches a highway in California

How to Drive Through a Forest Fire

If you ever find yourself in the unfortunate situation of having to flee a fire in your vehicle, you'll want to remember some important car safety tips. Read on to learn how to stay as safe as possible when driving through a forest fire.
Apple CarPlay on an infotainment screen in a Subaru BRZ model

What Is Siri Eyes Free?

Siri has become like part of the family for many Apple users. It can play your favorite music, answer all your burning questions, and even read you a bedtime story. How does Siri fit into car safety, though?