Pets are the family we actually want to go on vacation with, and during these trips their safety and comfort is priority. Make sure that you do everything that you can to make your pet's experience in the car as fun and safe as possible.

With July 4th approaching, take some time to think about being safe as well as having fun if you are traveling this holiday weekend. The Fourth of July travel window runs from June 30 to July 4 this year, and it is predicted that a record number of Americans—over 44 million—will travel during this time.

Nobody likes getting stuck in traffic. And if it seems to you that your daily commute is getting worse, you may be right.

May is the peak of both prom and graduation season, making it a good time to focus on keeping teenage drivers safe on the road. The National Safety Council is encouraging parents of teen drivers to take an active role in promoting safety. The organization also warns that inexperience — not distractions — is the biggest danger facing teen drivers.

Recently, General Motors announced that they are recalling approximately 200,000 Saturn and Saab vehicles with potentially defective Takata PSDI-5 front driver-side airbag inflators.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's recent study found that speed cameras reduce crashes, serious injuries and traffic deaths.

Kia has recently announced that the company will expand their existing relationship with B.R.A.K.E.S., a non-profit organization that provides free, hands-on defensive driving workshops to teen drivers in cities nationwide.

If your child is over the age of 4 they should be in a booster seat while riding in the car, and now you have the option to keep them even safer and more comfortable with the new and improved seats.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) performs various crash tests on vehicles. Statistics show that you should be paying attention to these IIHS ratings when you choose your next vehicle.

All parents want to protect their children from as many things possible. Surprisingly though, many children are endangered in the car. Even if your child is as old as 12, they may still need to be in a child seat or booster seat.