If you're driving something ancient (or if your ABS warning light is on and the system isn't functioning) and your tires lock up when stopping hard, let off the brake pedal. Allow your vehicle to ...

Snow dumped onto the Cascade Mountains and on Snoqualmie Pass over the weekend and Monday morning, paving the way for some ...

When you're driving on snow or you're caught in a storm, remember the following winter driving tips for safer vehicle handling. Make sure to get your car in winter shape, drive slowly and keep a safe ...

Fleet drivers across North America face diverse winter hazards—from black ice to heavy snow. Preparation, patience, and ...

Driving in winter conditions requires extra caution, such as slowing down, having the right tools, and starting your car 5-10 ...

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Car buyers typically ask for safety advice during winter storms about choosing between all-wheel drive (AWD) and four-wheel drive (4WD). The two concepts appear to share common characteristics at ...

Yes, it is that time of the year again, when the clocks roll back by one hour to mark the end of British Summer Time.

Rules 228 to 231 of the Highway Code specifically address driving in adverse weather, including a clear “do not drive” ...