AAA says its own research found that nearly a third of deadly crashes in the winter time happen when roads are either wet or slick.

Three-time NHRA Funny Car champion Ron Capps was quickest when it counted in winning the class in the second annual SCAC ...

Imagine; you are in your car rushing to school. The snow is getting heavier and the time is ticking. With so much on your ...

If business is good, you tend to sell more stuff. And that means you have to go out and buy new stuff to replace it.

We’re no strangers to winter weather here in Wisconsin, but according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, it has contributed to more than 11,000 crashes here in the state in the last two ...

“Being sure that you have plenty of space ahead of your car and the car in front of you, driving slow, being very intentionally in your actions. Taking corners really, really slow, making sure you ...

The baseball team posted drone footage of the winter whiteout on social media. In the video, several different trails of footprints peppered what appeared to be several inches of snow. The season ...

With frigid winter temperatures hanging over Michigan ... When temperatures fall to 20 degrees or lower, an EV’s average driving range drops by 12% compared to its range at 75 degrees, the ...

So, for your car's safety, cancel the warming-up-the-car routine. Can I use cruise control in winter? If road conditions are icy and hazardous, officials say to avoid using cruise control.

While the winter precipitation has given way to sunny skies, freezing temperatures overnight have caused further dangerous driving conditions. The snow-packed and icy road conditions will continue ...

"T his is done to raise awareness of the hazards of winter storms including treacherous, challenging driving conditions, potential power outages and tree damage," the Weather Channel said.

Officer Logan Waldie has been on the force for more than six years. The Motor Squad officer talked about the dangers of driving in these conditions. This isn’t fun for the first responders.