Originally published on Your AAA Network.  Winter isn’t the only season with dangerous driving conditions. Driving in the ...

Self-driving cars in that part of the U.S. are not unusual, but as the car drives, the sun sets and the rain starts. Soon it's pouring and visibility of street signs and, especially, lane markings ...

Driving still rules the day at the Texas Children’s Houston Open as the challenging wet conditions seem poised to influence play further into the tournament. Players navigated umbrellas from the ...

Motorists have been issued a £5,000 warning when driving in the rain. The alert relates to the risk of aquaplaning, which could see a vehicle lose traction when travelling too quickly over a wet ...

At night and in low temperatures, rain-soaked road surfaces become especially ... Finally, many of us enjoy driving in fresh snow as it presents us with an unusual challenge of staying in control.

In conclusion, driving an electric car in the rain is not only possible but also safe, thanks to advanced engineering and waterproofing measures. Water on the road is unlikely to cause damage to ...

Rain means slick roadways, of course. The California Driver Handbook recommends driving 5 to 10 mph below the speed limit in wet conditions. Also, give yourself more distance between yourself and ...

The last day of winter is going out with a blizzard. Forecasters say a storm system will drop up to a foot of snow across a ...

There’s more freezing rain on the way on the weekend with winter weather advisories and warnings issued for much of southern ...

the Territory takes the sting out of driving in heavy rain. Granted, the fitment of all-wheel drive could have taken its handling confidence to the next level, but most rivals don’t have this ...