As the United States is on pace for its deadliest driving year since 2007, it's important to be try your hardest to be a safe driver.

A recent study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has revealed that many new cars are equipped with acceptable, marginal and even poorly rated headlight systems. The really surprising thing is that several of the vehicles with inadequate headlights are classified as luxury vehicles.

If you're planning a trip this holiday season, make sure you pencil in plenty of travel time. According to AAA, a record number of Americans will be on the move on all modes of transportation. So, just how many people will be hitting the road, and how can you stay safe and stress-free when you're moving among the masses?

With Christmas having just passed, the holiday season is coming to a close tonight on New Year's Eve. At Auto Credit Express, we understand how important it is to have that quality time with family and friends. Also, we understand the importance of staying safe while doing so.

If you’re looking for a reliable car, you might want to take a look at the 10 cars with the fewest recalls, and the 10 with the most.

Insurance marketplace EverQuote released the results of their 2017 Safe Driving Report. It showed that way too many drivers are speeding and using their cell phones while driving.

Mom used to say “This car is not moving until you put that seat belt on.” Most of us listened, but there are still those who don’t use their safety belts, especially in the back seat. A 2016 survey by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) brought to light a clear misunderstanding about why safety belts are important.

According to the National Safety Council, there are more preventable accidental deaths in the US in July and August than in any other two-month stretch of the year. Staying safe on the road is important – not just on busy holidays like July 4th, but anytime you take to the roads.

Winter is almost every driver’s least favorite time of the year to be on the road. Darker days, ice, and heavy snowfall can cause severe accidents. Make sure you and your vehicle are ready for the winter weather and adverse conditions.

A new study from Michelin found that two-thirds of drivers feel safer driving during the summertime. In reality, you shouldn't feel that way at all.