Follow these tips for driving through water and flooded streets. When water rushes over a street, it can hide dips, debris, and roads that have been washed away entirely. Yeah, it’s not the road you know. 6-inches of water is ample to hit the bottom of most passenger cars, flooding the exhaust and leaving you immobile. If you cannot walk through water (especially moving water), do not attempt to drive across it. You aren’t in a survival movie. One foot of water can cause most cars to float. Your deep tread is not a replacement for gecko-like grip. Downed power lines and debris can easily harm you.

Imagine congestion before the invention of the electric traffic light. Your morning commute would be a lot more chaotic—and downright dangerous. Understand the history of traffic lights and the meanings of their colors and signals.

Yes, your cellphone use behind the wheel is unbelievably dangerous. Commit to just driving for Distracted Driving Awareness Month 2018.

Know the basics of car seat safety and look for regular updates, especially when thinking of using older child safety seats.

What would make the perfect super car? We examine some of the best auto tech and give you car maintenance tips and tech to make your car more super. Get better performance, safer features, and better fuel economy.

Research from North Carolina State University finds that driving speed fluctuates more when a driver’s mind wanders from focusing on the act of driving.

Learn about seat belt laws and seat belt statistics. How important are seat belts? According to the CDC, seat belts reduce injury and death by about half. seat belt statistics and safety The facts show the danger: +50% of people who die in crashes were not wearing a seat belt. “Seatbelt Syndrome”is paralysis as a result of only using lap belts

If you or your passengers aren’t convinced wearing seat belts is the right thing to do, here are two reasons why you should.

Driving to work. Driving home from work. Driving at work. Wherever you drive and for whatever reason you drive, you need to know about Drive Safely Work Week (DSWW). Because it's not just a workplace campaign—it’s a campaign to make roads safer for everyone.