Safety

You've likely never seen a fire truck filling up at the gas station in a city. There's a reason for that.

If you're legally allowed to have a motor vehicle license, chances are you can test out for a motorcycle license, too.

Passing on the right is bad driving practice. But is it expressly illegal in the United States?

EV battery fires can ignite months after a collision; here’s why, plus how they're handled.

Here are four important exercises you can do while standing in a parking lot.

In light of the Baltimore bridge collapse, here’s what to do if you find your car flooded with water.

Frame sliders could save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars in damage in the event of laying your bike down.

Hydroplaning is a serious safety concern for drivers. Use these tips to stack the deck in your favor.

Some other European countries begin re-testing drivers at 50

Riley, a Great Dane, is credited with sacrificing her life in a Texas car accident.

Brake failure has the potential to kill if drivers panic or make poor decisions.

Texas has some of the most dangerous roads in the entire country. It's especially scary in three of the state's big cities.

Italian police fined a 103-year-old woman for driving without a license. But she says she'll get a Vespa to stay mobile.

A single safety measure is credited with keeping two dogs unharmed in a 60-mph collision.

AAA isn’t surprised at this survey’s results considering their own vehicle testing.

A partially sunken Jeep Wrangler is no place for a baby. Fortunately, police officers rescued the child.

Despite this car's IIHS Top Safety Pick+ status, a high-speed collision caused catastrophic damage.

Many Americans drive without the use of their legs with special equipment.

Typically, parents can ride with their kids if they're tall enough. But riding with a baby could be illegal.

Most road laws seek to keep everyone on the road safe. However, some are a bit weird.