There's no doubt that the autumn hues make for beautiful drives, but changing leaves herald changing weather, which can make driving a bit more dangerous. Slick fall leaves can be trouble on the road, but they aren't the only hazard during this time of year. We've got a list of helpful fall driving tips to keep you safer on the road this season.

Depending on where you live and the type of roads you travel, heavy rainfall can turn into flooding quickly. Do you know what to do if there’s flash flooding on the road and you’re caught driving in it?

On Monday, Aug. 21, 2017, the U.S. will witness an eclipse of the sun. A total solar eclipse will be visible in a 70-mile-wide path stretching from Oregon to South Carolina. Other areas of the country will see a partial eclipse of the sun. Here are some safety tips to keep in mind during the event.

With intense thunderstorms, rain, and even hail, drivers need to be on hyper alert. One of the biggest causes of accidents on the road during this time of the year is hydroplaning. It’s not something drivers want to experience, so what do you do if your vehicle ends up hydroplaning?

You're urged to be extra cautious and reduce speeds in residential areas and school zones because the school year has begun – or is about to – for much of the US, so drivers, be aware!

You want the safest car for your teen driver, but sometimes the latest and greatest vehicles can be pricey. The good news is you don’t have to spend lots of money, as there are many safe, reliable used cars that won’t break the bank.

The phenomenon behind why car rides make us sleepy involves some physics, and a group of Australian researchers are onto exactly why we feel so drowsy when traveling in the car.

Not all cars are suitable for large dogs like Great Danes or Huskies – especially when it comes to long road trips. If your furry friend isn’t so little, you may be wondering which used car would be the best option in order to accommodate both of you.

More and more, drivers are simply ignoring safety recall notices. The information is out there, but car owners are either unaware or choosing not to look.

Almost everyone likes a good Super Bowl party, but it's important to keep the festivities safe. This means that absolutely no one should drink and drive.