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Traffic jams happen everywhere and they are usually an inevitable part of commuting during the morning and evening rush hour. This raises the question: is traffic congestion a factor in many highway crashes? The answer is no. Highway crashes occur during heavy traffic congestion because of the actions of careless and reckless drivers. Here's why....

In the near future, you could be driving between Dallas and Houston when you notice a trucker on the highway. Well, not actually a trucker, because no one is behind the wheel. That’s right – no human driver! California-based Kodiak Robotics has opened an office in Dallas with the goal of establishing a self-driving truck...

Carmakers have come a long way in recent years when it comes to protecting drivers and passengers. Today’s new vehicles not only come equipped with airbags; they have technology such as electronic stability control and forward collision warning with emergency braking. But according to an NBC News report, these features provide more protection for people...

It's common knowledge that the faster someone drives, the greater the risk of being involved in a devastating crash. We hear the same message repeatedly – slow down – but has anyone truly examined the conditions that encourage speeding? Or the psychology behind the need to speed? The posted speed limit may be the culprit...

It's been a long day and you're not as fresh and alert as you were during your morning commute. The effects of that coffee you had on your lunch break have already worn off. Your eyelids feel heavy as you stare at the road in front of you in a daze. Maybe it's those hours...