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Why Wisconsin Has Speed Limit Signs With Decimal Points
The facility that posted the unorthodox speed limit sign says that it's meant to draw drivers' attention, but will it actually reduce speeds?
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Why You're Probably Required To Have Liability Auto Insurance But Not Full Coverage
You're most likely required to have a minimum liability insurance policy for your car. However, choosing to invest in more coverage is up to you. Here's why.
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Will Car Insurance Cover The Cost Of Frame Damage Repairs?
If your car's frame was damaged in a bad accident, your insurance might cover the repairs, but only if the math adds up. Here's what you need to know.
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LAFD Finds Out Why You Don't See Any Fire Engines In Formula Drift
When responding to a structure fire, the driver swerved to avoid colliding with a vehicle, causing the fire engine to spin and eventually roll onto its side.
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Cybertruck Driver Tried Using Wade Mode In A Lake, Ended Up In Jail
The Cybertruck, took on water, bricked itself, and had to be abandoned. Amongst others, the driver now faces charges for not having valid boat registration.
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Why Texas Leads The US In Interstate Fatalities (And It's Not Just Bad Drivers)
Texans aren't exactly known for being responsible drivers, but that doesn't fully explain why their roads are so dangerous. Here's the story behind the numbers.
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8 Years Ago, Automakers Were Forced To Equip Backup Cameras - What Might Come Next?
As of May 2018, all new cars sold in the U.S. must be equipped with rearview cameras. What safety regulations could come next, and how would they work?
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More States Are Pushing For Speed Limiting Devices To Be Fitted In Frequent Offenders' Cars
The devices would be similar to ignition interlock devices that require drivers to prove they aren't under the influence before they operate their vehicle.
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Why Leather Is Still The Ideal Material For Motorcycle Jackets
Not all motorcycle gear is created equal, with the material determining its level of protection and durability. And yes, leather absolutely still beats textile.
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PennDOT Screwed Up Thousands Of Road Tests And Is Making Drivers Retake It
PennDOT says the affected motorists will have to swap their licenses for learner's permits should they be unable to retest, which is a big setback.
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Florida Man And Sheriff's Deputy Shoos An Alligator Off Busy Highway Like It's Just A Tuesday
Perhaps it's just that unspoken bond of bros, but as the Florida man politely asked the gator to get to the sidewalk, that's exactly what the gator did.
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Texas Homeowners Sue SpaceX For Damage From Rocket Launches
SpaceX likely will quietly settle it for non-trivial (though not mind-blowing) sum and then just keep on doing what it's doing: going fast and breaking stuff.
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Here's How To Drive If Your Clutch Pedal Fails
Sometimes, your clutch pedal might face an unavoidable issue. If that happens, you'll need to do some tricky work if you want to avoid towing fees.
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The Most Common Causes Of Tire Blowouts Are Why You Shouldn't Sleep On Proper Pressure
Tire pressure is extremely important for maintaining safety while driving, and these common causes of tire blowouts highlight exactly why that's so true.
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Is There A Best Time Of Year To Buy Tires? That Depends What's In Your Shopping Cart
When is the best time to shop for new tires? The answer may depend on which type of tires you need — or how much tread is left on your current set.
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Here's What It Takes To Disable A Car Or Truck With Bullets
You might've seen plenty of movies and TV shows where cars explode when shot at. But it takes a lot more than that for bullets to take them out in real life.
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Tesla Recalls RWD Cybertruck For Wheels That Could Fall Off, Inadvertently Revealing It Only Sold 173 Of Them
The rear-wheel-drive Cybertruck was only sold from last April to September.
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When Will Insurance Not Cover A Broken Windshield?
A crack in your windshield could be covered by your insurance, but you'll need to make sure you've got the right policy and a low-enough deductible.
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Australians Are Making Their Own Diesel Because Australia Isn't Dangerous Enough Already
If you've seen any "Mad Max" movie, you know the measures Australians will take to keep their engines running.
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United Jet Hits Truck On Turnpike After Newark Landing Gets Very Weird Indeed
"A Boeing 767 tried to land on top of my truck" is probably going to be a new one for the insurance company.
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This Striped Road Design Helps India Slow Traffic And Protect Wildlife
Trying to keep from harming local wildlife can be a difficult ordeal. That's why India came up with a solution that guides both drivers and animals.
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The Snitch Data Modern Cars Could Collect In An Accident
You're probably aware that your car is spying on you, but modern cars collect even more data than you think, thanks to something called Event Data Recorders.
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Why This Funny Car Driver Is Excited About The Aftermath Of His Engine Explosion
Normally, an explosion like this would destroy a funny car body, preventing it from being used again, but this car's design kept it intact.
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Driving With A Bent Rim Is A Bad Idea: Here's How To Decide When To Repair Vs Replace
Bent rims can cause plenty of trouble on the road, and driving on one isn't a smart move. But will you need to replace it entirely or just get it fixed?
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Driving Without A Catalytic Converter Is Possible, But Is It Worth The Risk?
Catalytic converters are a vital part of your car, but just how vital are they? Can you spend a few miles without having one present at all?
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Why SUVs Aren't Necessarily Safer Than Sedans In A Crash
The robust construction of SUVs can make them look like exceptional safety-oriented machines, but in a crash, they aren't exactly amazing in that regard.
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IIHS Study Reveals Drivers Are Significantly More Likely To Use Their Phones While Speeding, Especially On Freeways
IIHS reached these conclusions by analyzing data collected by car insurance companies' safe-driving apps.
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