Today's on-the-go society often means traveling with a baby. Proper car maintenance and knowledgeable choices can help ensure he or she is safer every time you hit the road.

Fall is full of color-changing leaves, quality tailgating, and football weather. During this busy time of the year, it’s important to keep safety in the back of your mind when driving.

Flooding can happen anywhere at any time. So, it’s important to understand the dangers of driving through high waters and whether you’re covered for flood damage.

Fall is approaching quickly. High school students are getting ready to start the new school year, and members of the senior class are ready to hurry up and graduate. Seniors feel like they are on top of the world and are ready to move on and take on adulthood, but this care-free attitude can lead to more reckless driving behavior.

We’ve been told over the years that your car is the safest place to be in a lightning storm. Many people think this is because of the rubber in the tires. This is actually a myth—your tires aren’t the reason why your car is safe.

Summertime is the time to enjoy the beautiful weather with family. Kids are off from school to enjoy the summer and, many times, parents need to take their children along for the ride to run simple errands. One of the biggest fears parents have during summertime: leaving their child in a hot car.

Red-light running is a nationwide problem that can cause serious injury to drivers and pedestrians. That’s why American Traffic Solutions (ATS) and the Federal Highway Administration have implemented Stop on Red Week that began on August 6 and runs through August 12. Although Stop on Red Week lasts

Distracted driving comes in many forms, and that long list now includes catching Pokemon. The new Pokemon Go smartphone app has taken the world by storm, but you shouldn't play it behind the wheel. Distracted driving represents too great a danger.

Before we had cars, trucks and SUVs on the road, there were pedestrians and even motorcycles. Being a defensive driver is the best way to learn how to share the roads.

Hopefully you never have to experience your vehicle breaking down. But even worse, hopefully you never experience a breakdown on a busy highway or freeway! Knowing what to do and being prepared for anything are the best ways to keep you and other drivers safe on the road.