Night driving is significantly more dangerous than daytime driving. Despite having less traffic on the roads, fatal accidents are three times more likely to occur at night. Reduced visibility, glare ...

(WETM) – Though the foliage in the Twin Tiers is beautiful during the fall, the time of year can also come with some things ...

Driving in the dark presents unique hazards, from reduced visibility to increased fatigue. Some basic vehicle maintenance recommendations, health strategies and driving tips can help keep you and ...

Spring often means increased rainfall. Wet roads can reduce tire traction and make driving conditions more hazardous. The National Weather Service (NWS) regularly updates information about spring ...

As the temperatures rise, your A/C works harder to keep your vehicle cool. Check A/C performance and cabin air filter before traveling. A lack of air conditioning on a hot summer day affects everyone, ...

Driving on an icy road sounds challenging, and it’s only worse when you actually get to do that. It’s definitely something that will be quite difficult to do right off the bat. But as you do it ...

•Check DMV’s new driver resources. DMV has specified supervised driving requirements for day and night hours. Teens can find ...

Originally published on Your AAA Network. It’s easy to see why summer is the most popular season for driving. There’s nothing like sitting next to an open car window and letting a mild breeze slip ...

Given that modern automobiles are equipped with a slew of advanced safety features, one might reasonably assume that cars, trucks, and SUVs are safer to drive than at any other point in history. There ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) -As winter weather settles in, icy roads can quickly turn a normal commute dangerous. Experts say staying safe starts before drivers ever put the car in drive. Sgt.