Even though it's kind of fun to see a car driving around with a foot or two of snow on its roof, it's actually illegal in ...

Here’s what you should put in your car safety kit now before that first blast of winter arrives: A blanket or sleeping bag ...

In much of North America and parts of Europe, brushing a peephole in the windshield and driving off with a white mound on the roof is more than a bad winter habit. Depending on where you live, it can ...

The winter weather can pose life-threatening risks whether you are indoors or outdoors. Here's what you can do to stay safe ...

Federal regulators recommend preparing your vehicle and driving defensively in winter weather. Weather-related car accidents kill more people annually than other major weather events combined. Drivers ...

Driving with snow on your windshield could land New Yorkers with a misdemeanor, according to WETM. State law doesn’t require you to clear your car — but if snow blocks your view, it’s considered ...

Driving in unsavory weather conditions, like snow, ice, or rain, takes skill. Thankfully, these skills can be learned. Here’s how to avoid calling a tow truck. Equip proper winter tires, check all ...

Winter is in full swing, which means it’s common to see cars driving with snow piled on their hoods or roofs, but is that ...