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Crossing Guard Earns Ice Cream Treat After Saving Citizen From Crash
After pulling someone out from under playground equipment, the crossing guard made sure to get himself well-deserved a soft serve cone.
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Before License Plates Were Standardized, People Had To Get Creative
From leather license plates with porcelain numbers to plates shaped like a potato, before standardization, license plates were creative, to say the least.
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Jeep Killed Its Small '80s Pickup Truck, But Is The Market Ready For The Comanche To Return?
Jeep axed its Comanche compact truck in 1992, but with small pickups like the Ford Maverick more popular than ever, is it finally time for a comeback?
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People Tried To Fix Car, Truck, Bicycle, And Tractor Tires With Flex Seal: Here's How It Went
You’re not alone if you’ve wondered whether Flex Seal can patch a tire. Several YouTubers have attempted this fix and shared their results to save you time.
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God Damn The GR GT Looks Good In Real Life (Especially In Red)
The GR GT hasn't received universal praise for its styling, but seeing it in person, especially in red, may change your mind about the forthcoming supercar.
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Pickup Truck Driver Moves 'Road Closed' Sign, Immediately Gets Stuck In Wet Concrete
The pickup truck driver who tried to drive through the construction area eventually had to be pulled out of the axle-deep concrete by a tow truck.
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How To Fix Unsightly Concrete Cracks Like A DIY Master
Concrete can last a long time, but if it starts to develop cracks, it can look ugly and eventually lose its integrity. Luckily, a DIY fix is entirely possible.
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Insurance Can Cover You If Your Whole Car's Stolen, But What About Parts Or Belongings?
A stolen car is usually covered by whatever vehicle-specific insurance policy you have, but things get complicated with specific parts or personal belongings.
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Florida Man Sentenced After Hitting 150 MPH On His Motorcycle During A High Speed Chase
The rider, who already had eight license suspensions, caught the attention of officers with a tucked license plate and some illegal lane splitting.
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Driving Style Isn't The Only Thing Draining Your EV's Battery
As you might expect, aggressive driving can affect how much charge your EV holds. But there's more you'll need to keep track of to maximize its range.
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Here's What It Takes To Make A Truck Handle Like A Sports Car
Trucks and sports cars have fundamentally different designs, but that doesn't mean you can't make a pickup handle like a Miata. Here's what you need to know.
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Mazda Will Finally Sell You A Green ND Miata, But It's Barely Green
The MX-5 is supposed to be a fun car, why doesn't it come in any fun colors?
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Trump Wants American-Made Cars To Be More American-Made
Plus UAW members are on strike at a GM's axle supplier, BYD finally shook off its losing streak and Honda is recalling nearly 100,000 cars for an airbag issue.
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At $10,000, Is This 2015 Mini Cooper S A Lot Of Car In A Little Package?
With a manual transmission and only 35,000 miles on the odometer, could this $10k Mini Cooper S be your new low-mileage canyon car?
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What Are The Differences Between Locking And Limited-Slip Differentials?
While locked differentials and LSDs both provide amazing grip, they behave very differently in the corners and are used for different applications.
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Why So Many Accidents Happen In Parking Lots
Parking lots are among America's accident hotspots, according to official data, but why do so many accidents happen in such a low-speed environment?
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Why These Two States Still Don't Have Hold-Open Clips On Gas Pumps
Even when it's minus 20 out and your hand will stick to the lever, there are states that still won't let you pump gas without continually holding the handle.
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Do CVTs Still Deserve Their Reputation As Failure-Prone Transmissions?
Continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) have developed a reputation for unreliability. However, are modern CVTs still that bad? Here's what to know.
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The Subaru Telescope On Mauna Kea Shares Its Name With Your Car For A Reason
What does a research telescope in Hawaii have in common with the dog-friendly car brand? The answer lies in an ancient, globe-spanning myth.
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These Are The Five Cheapest Cars The IIHS And Consumer Reports Recommend For Teen Drivers
Prices are high for everything these days -- new and used cars included -- but these five choices are some of the cheapest safe cars that are available today.
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How America Fell In Love With V8 Engines
Here's why the V8 remains such a staple of not just American car culture but American life in general, and why gearheads have loved it for over a century.
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Medical Marijuana Is Off Limits To Truckers And Pilots Despite Trump Administration's Reclassification
Weed is not an FDA-approved drug, thus it is not permitted to show up on drug tests for employees in safety sensitive transportation roles.
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Pros And Cons Of Transaxles Vs. Standard Transmissions
What really happens under the hood of your car when you shift gears? These are the main technical differences between transaxles and traditional transmissions.
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The Reason Power Lines Have Orange Balls Is Almost As Interesting As How They Get There
While orange ones are most common, these power line balls also come in other colors, such as white and yellow. And they are much larger than you think.
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The 5 Worst States For Drivers Underreporting Mileage On Car Insurance Applications
Five of the worst states for underreporting mileage on car insurance applications share common factors tied to geography, demographics, and driving patterns.
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The Liberty V12 Aircraft Engine Was Designed In A Hotel Room And Forged Lincoln
Powering the legendary "Liberty Planes," this turbo-supercharged aircraft V12 sparked the founding of Lincoln and helped the Allied forces win World War I.
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Do All 4 Of Your Tire Tread Patterns Have To Match?
While mixing different tire treads is sometimes unavoidable, owners need to follow a set of strict rules to stay safe and avoid damaging their car's drivetrain.
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