Driving

There are fewer teenagers behind the wheel than in previous generations. But that doesn't sound like a bad thing.

Some states have “harsh” laws encouraging drivers to sign their traffic violations.

Wearing a helmet increases a rider's accident survival rate by 37%.

The building should handle two to three times the cars a typical Chick-fil-A drive-thru serves.

Is doing this a friendly heads-up or “Crime-Facilitating Speech?”

If you don’t store a medical kit in your car, gather a few supplies you might even have at home already to create a makeshift kit.

You can get pulled over even if you aren't speeding. Lazy driver mistakes increase the risk of getting a reckless driving ticket.

And it only took about a month and a half.

Based on the color of a vehicle’s dash warning light, you can determine its urgency.

Care for a stroll? If you're in one of these cities, be extra careful.

These days, drivers don’t need a ton of mechanical knowledge to get by, but we do need to stay informed on a few aspects.

Driving with a hangover isn't safe.

While you do have to follow state traffic laws, you have certain rights.

Traffic light cameras serve various main functions, but recordings can still be used against you.

A highway can be a dangerous place for drivers of both the reckless and hesitant persuasion.

Not all heroes wear capes; some wear high-visibility vests.

Your credit score could have a profound impact on your car insurance rates in addition to your driving history.

Depending on the circumstances, speed radar guns have a margin of error.

Until Aug 20, drivers in four states might be forced to use gasoline that burns less cleanly.

If you ever come across a stuck ratchet strap, here's what to do.