Driver's licenses weren't always required in the U.S., and some states waited surprisingly long to mandate them. Can you guess which state was last to do so?
Read MoreKicking the window out of your car is tough, and you likely don't want a busted window, so using a vehicle's manual exit mechanism is a much better option.
Read MoreSafety experts will tell you, of course, that repealing helmet laws is a terrible idea.
Read MoreGenerally, you should keep your car to the number of mirrors it came with from the factory.
Read MoreTemperatures in hot cars can be deadly.
Read More"I feel my training has prepared me exceptionally well for this moment," said Emily Shelton, the pilot who safely landed the plane.
Read MoreThe huge bumpers on cars built in much of the 1970s weren't the automakers' own brainstorm. In fact, they fought against them — and ended up winning.
Read MoreResearch shows that brain injuries are likely during head impacts greater than about 80 g, and the driver dummy experienced more than twice that force.
Read MoreThe poles that cameras are attached to don't have breakaway points in case a car crashes into them, and some are just stuck right into the ground.
Read MoreThe timing belt may degrade and create debris that clogs the mesh oil pump pick-up screen and starve the engine of oil, happening with little-to-no warning.
Read MoreSome parking rules are written in black and white, while other rules are a little less clear. But they still exist, and it isn't necessarily safe to break them.
Read MoreAmericans fear car crashes more than people do in any other country, but fear of crashes is the top concern globally, too.
Read MoreThe Lucid Air was transformed into a one-off coupe for 7-foot-1 Shaq by West Coast Customs, but now it's gathering dust, and it'll soon hit the auction block.
Read MoreMinimum highway speed limits may seem unnecessary. While it's true that their purpose is hard to understand, they're actually pretty important, and here's why.
Read MoreAfter some high-profile crashes, Boeing has finally re-earned the FAA's trust on self-certifying its planes.
Read MoreCar chases have deadly consequences, often for innocent bystanders. Moreover, the chases are frequently unnecessary, as perps can usually be aprehended later.
Read MoreRooftop tents look awesome and are great for camping out, but if you don't prepare correctly, they can quickly make life difficult (and shorter).
Read MoreBear encounters and attacks are on the rise in Japan in a big way, with over 200 attacks in 2025 alone. And one company's solution is... a helmet?
Read MoreSure, you look cool in those Ray-Ban aviators. But not every pair of Ray-Bans or other sunglasses is safe for getting behind the wheel in. Here's why.
Read MoreIf you were worried that was the weirdest thing Trump said at his rally at GM's Milford Proving Ground, don't be.
Read MoreDo you know what causes car accidents? Real-world research shows we have been underestimating distraction, and here's what the latest driving data tells us.
Read MoreIt's easy to get data about vehicle crashes involving human drivers, but the same data on autonomous vehicle operation is much harder to sort through.
Read MoreBackup cameras have been required on new vehicles for the better part of the decade, but are they making a difference? Let's look at the stats.
Read MoreIf you're in an area that's affected by wildfires, it's probably wise to check your insurance policy and see exactly what it covers.
Read MoreA security system often installed by used car dealerships can remain dormant in your car but be activated by hackers attempting to gain entry.
Read MoreIs speeding up to hit a moose safer than braking? Some think so, but why speculate when 'MythBusters' used a 620-pound rubber dummy to find the answer?
Read MoreDriving on the Autobahn is a dream for many car lovers. However, it's not a lawless wasteland, and there are several rules you must learn before driving there.
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