Driving on dark roads can be dangerous. Here are some ways to enhance your vision. Driving during the winter is tough when it gets darker earlier, making it harder to drive in certain weather or ...

"You want to be prepared," said Michael Crossen, the lead auto test technician at Consumer Reports. He emphasized that winter ...

In the end, the best way to stay safe in winter conditions is also the easiest: if you don't have to go, stay home. And Consumer Reports has one more tip: keep an emergency kit in your car. The right ...

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 ...

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 ...

Winter weather can be dangerous for drivers. Consumer Reports explains how to winter-proof your car, plus a cold-weather ...

Driving during the winter is tough enough with icy roads and gusty winds, but add nighttime to the mix, and you have a recipe for serious driving challenges. It doesn't matter what type of driver you ...

Getting your driver’s licence feels like the first real taste of freedom- no more nagging your parents or friends to give you lifts. But with that new freedom comes serious responsibility. Driving isn ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - With wintery weather returning to the area on Friday, driving instructors shared their tips for winter driving safety with NewsChannel 7. Though Wisconsin residents are no ...

Antifreeze in windshield washer fluid, winter tires, or winter diesel for the cold season remain familiar for internal ...

Some winter driving tips might seem obvious, but many may help if you find yourself suddenly in the midst of lake effect snow ...

Here are a few simple steps to help you arrive safely to celebrate with your loved ones: · Plan ahead. If you know you’ll be ...