In general, driving in the right lane on multilane roads can reduce exposure to the brightest oncoming headlights. Your seat belt’s shoulder strap should land across the center of your chest and not ...

Summer is a season of road trips, family vacations, and long drives under the sun. However, the heat can be brutal on both ...

Accidents occur far too often, and according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were over 8,000 fatalities in the first quarter of 2024 alone. But what's even more ...

Night driving is significantly more dangerous than daytime driving. Despite having less traffic on the roads, fatal accidents ...

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - This segment on The Three was paid for and sponsored by Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers. The holiday season is officially upon us, and while it’s a time for celebration, it also ...

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 ...

A wide swath of winter weather is expected to slam the U.S. through the weekend, moving from the Southwest through Texas and Oklahoma, across the South and Tennessee Valley. It will eventually reach ...

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 ...

While it is recommended drivers stay off the road during winter weather conditions, sometimes traveling is just unavoidable. Here are some tips from PennDOT for safe driving in wintry weather. Always ...

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NEW ORLEANS — Another round of fog is expected Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning. After a dangerous commute led to a multi-vehicle crash on the Causeway, we want to remind you of some safety ...