Classic cars are cool, but are also without modern safety technology. Here's how you can keep your classic car safe for any child.

A screaming toddler is a distraction to the driver and a child that escapes the car seat is not safe. Here’s what to do if your toddler hates the car seat.

While new numbers released this month seem promising for U.S. drivers, Drive Safely Work Week reminds us to stay alert and attentive behind the wheel.

Holly Wagner calls herself the "car seat cop." Her 11-month-old son Cameron was thrown out of his forward-facing car seat in 2011.

As we continue through Child Passenger Safety Week, there are several factors parents should consider when it comes to their child's car seat safety.

Men who are 25 years of age and younger, usually pay a higher insurance premium than female drivers in the same age group.

Drivers ed programs provide soon-to-be drivers with insights into many laws most teens would never know (in fact most adults don't know) that help prevent accidents.

Read up on your state's teenage-driver environment rankings to ensure your teen's safety while safeguarding your finances.

Today's teens face learning-to-drive challenges that those of the past didn’t. Here are three tips to keep teen driver safety top-of-mind this back-to-school season.