Driving under the influence used to be simple—if you were drunk, you went to jail. But now DUIs have evolved to deal with an avalanche of recreational and prescription drugs.

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.

It’s pretty easy to assume that there’s a link between smartphone use, distracted driving, and increased accidents. This begs the question: Are you using your smartphone while driving?

How do you handle a tire blowout while driving? First, manage your tires like a boss. Good tire care helps prevent blowouts. Know how to check with an easy tread test. And, follow these tips to be prepared to handle a blowout if it does occur.

Documenting the key points of driving safety in a parent teen driving agreement will help your teen keep them top of mind, while offering you, the parent, some peace of mind while your child is out on the road.

With U.S. congestion rates growing, use these tips to drive safely in congestion

This holiday season, don’t be a danger to yourself, or to others on the road. Use any of these eight sober ride services to arrive alive.

These 6 tips for holiday travel can help get you to where you need to be calmer and safer. Get there safe and with fewer worries.