The Marfa Lights are one of many mysterious Texas phenomena. But maybe the explanation is as simple as headlights from cars, trucks, SUVs, and motorcycles on U.S. 67.

Many DIY enthusiasts may be tempted to see if they can actually use toothpaste to restore their dull, yellowed headlights. While there is some reasoning behind why toothpaste can work, it's a short-term solution that really, doesn't work all that well to begin with. In fact, it might not even be worth your time.

Bright headlights are common on the road these days, but are headlights actually getting brighter or are other factors impacting the issue? The IIHS and NHTSA say lights aren't getting brighter, but there is more to it that meets the eye.

It has become a popular myth that flashing your car's high beams at a red light can make it turn green. But that's not correct.

Headlights are key to a safe driving experience. They’re also one of the first safety additions to cars. Being able to see while driving in the dark is always a plus. But one problem with headlights comes when a driver who doesn’t know proper driving etiquette blinds you. In some places, the law states you …

You see them advertised all over the place, but headlight restoration kits are just a bandaid for a bigger problem. We don’t often consider how headlights are a crucial safety element to our car, and as they dull over time, this increases our risk of a crash because it decreases our visibility at night. Unfortunately …

Not everybody has the luxury of living in an environment that doesn’t experience harsh Winter weather. Consequently, some people aren’t aware that when they prepare to travel to places where inclement weather means snow, sleet, and ice, they need to prepare their cars too! These maintenance tips can save drivers a lot of hassle. Here …