Safety

Making one of the common mistakes or fails could cost you big time with your boat.

Street legal might be a more delicate label than you might think.

There are many uncommon reasons the police could pull you over.

Should you gun be stolen out of your car, your car insurance policy provider might not be the number to call.

Boaters can break the law in many different ways, sometimes without knowing it.

A recent IIHS survey says 60% of Americans support this type of vehicle monitoring equipment.

A robot dog with a top-mounted flamethrower sounds like science-fiction. But it's very real.

No-chase laws can keep police officers from engaging in dangerous high-speed chases with sportbikes.

Road rage is a serious problem in the United States. Use these tips to stay ahead of the rage.

Bluetooth systems for motorcycle helmets are an easy way to make calls, but you can also use them to listen to tunes.

The WHO warns that secondhand smoke can cause stillbirths, but few countries regulate it in cars.

Wheel alignment that's even slightly off can cause trouble down the road.

There are many ways to ensure safety if you're being followed by a car.

Road rage can land you in serious trouble with the authorities, especially if your actions lead to injury or death.

Red lights remind motorists to stop for safety and ease of flow. Unsurprisingly, running one could be deadly.

No boater, hunter, or hobbyist wants to get in trouble for doing something illegal like having a gun when they're not supposed to.

Believe it or not, even a capsized jet ski will stay afloat. But that doesn't mean a PWC is impossible to sink.

Getting gas while your engine is running is dangerous. There are several aspects that can lead to fire and explosions.

Here are three reasons you could be banned from flying.

Here's the surprising truth about driving in flip flops--or even barefoot.