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.

Automotive recalls can cost you a lot of time when you have to get your vehicle repaired. Even after, there is no guarantee that you will not have to make a return trip to the dealership if another recall is issued.

So you want to save the environment and go green with your new hybrid car? Well, they're safe for the planet, but are they safe for you or emergency responders in a car crash?

You don't have to spend thousands and thousands of dollars to make your car look or run better with aftermarket accessories; instead you can get these products that were introduced at the 2013 SEMA show in Las Vegas.

Google has stated that self-driving cars (also known as autonomous cars) will be available to the general public by 2020, but many critics are still not convinced that driverless vehicles will be entirely beneficial.

According to an analysis by the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI), an affiliate of the Insurance for Highway Safety, teenage drivers are returning to the roads. What will this mean for road safety in general?

High-end safety features and technology have normally been reserved for high-end luxury vehicles. But technological advancements have allowed automakers to pack even the most modest and affordable vehicles with tons of safety and tech features. It all adds up as a win for consumers.

It's only natural for your teenager to want their own vehicle after turning 16. For families operating on a budget, they need something affordable, but many also want to make sure their teen is as safe as possible. Here is a list of safe and affordable vehicles that could work for your teen.

If you are planning on bringing your pets with you on vacation, you are going to want to make sure they are properly restrained. And there are other measures you can take to ensure that everyone has a fun and safe trip.

The U.S. has certainly made progress towards reducing motor vehicle crash fatalities, but the country still has a long way to go. According to the latest Vital Signs report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the United States still has the highest vehicle-related death rate among 19 high-income comparison countries.