The natural sunlight and nice views make sunroofs appealing to car buyers. Recently though, instances of sunroofs breaking into thousands of sharp pieces and harming passengers have been reported.

The Takata airbag recall is ongoing, and consumers who own affected vehicles need to take immediate action and get their car repaired. And don’t worry, doing so is free.

With the legalization of marijuana happening in more and more states, lawmakers are deeply concerned with setting definitive limits when it comes to cannabis use and driving.

AAA expects the number of travelers this Memorial Day weekend to be at the highest level since 2005. In light of this, it's important for you to keep safety on your mind if you are taking a trip over the holiday weekend.

Many Americans start driving at a very young age, and these inexperienced drivers, by and large, know relatively little about tire maintenance. If these drivers were to pay more attention to the proper upkeep of their tires, many accidents could be prevented.

Drivers typically exhibit their road rage in three different ways, and ultimately face a wide range of consequences as a result.

A recent study shows drivers believe distracted driving is the biggest cause of auto accidents — even more so than drunk driving. Yet, those same people feel confident in their ability to text and drive. With many participants, there seems to be an “anything you can do I can do better” attitude when it comes to distracted driving.

Kelley Blue Book's recently released Distracted Driving Awareness survey reveals that distracted driving is still a huge problem on the roads even though drivers are largely aware of the risks involved.

For a lot of American teens, prom night is just around the corner. And while this is a fun and exciting event, there are safety risks to consider. Many prom-goers will be driven or behind the wheel, and there might be a ton of distractions going on.

Distracted driving has occurred ever since the automobile was invented. However, new data shows that traffic fatalities have drastically increased in the first half of 2015, at a time where technology is so prevalent. Are smartphones and the distraction they cause to blame for this recent spike in traffic deaths?