Automotive

While SUVs offer ample space for families and activities, they typically consume a lot of gas and contribute to environmental issues.

A study from Penn State University reveals that restricting certain left-turns at downtown intersections can enhance traffic flow and improve safety.

A recent study from Queen’s University Belfast examines the effectiveness of implementing 20 mph speed limits in urban areas like Belfast, finding that such measures have minimal impact on reducing traffic deaths or crashes.

A recent study highlights the significant role of windshield washer fluid in vehicle emissions, particularly concerning volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Maintaining your car's appearance and functionality is essential, and using a high-quality outdoor car cover can help protect against the elements while reducing stress.

A recent study by researchers at the University of Montreal's Public Health Research Institute highlights the safety benefits of bus travel over car commuting.

Research from Stanford University suggests that charging electric cars overnight may be harmful in the long run, causing higher costs and stress on the electric grid.

The article emphasizes the advantages of compact cars, which include better fuel efficiency, lower purchase prices, and reduced maintenance costs, making them increasingly appealing to American drivers amidst rising gas prices.

Researchers have developed a new super-fast charging method for luxury electric cars that can recharge batteries in just 10 minutes, addressing a key barrier to the adoption of electric vehicles: long charging times.

A recent survey of 2,000 British drivers reveals that many struggle with basic car knowledge, making the car buying process stressful.

A new virtual driving assessment (VDA) has been developed to predict crash risks for newly licensed teenage drivers, aiming to reduce accidents among this group.

A recent study from the University of Texas at San Antonio highlights cybersecurity concerns related to the rising popularity of e-scooters in urban areas.

A study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus has found that older adults (65 and over) who recently began experiencing migraines have a three-fold increased risk of being involved in car accidents compared to those without migraines.

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Many modern vehicles are equipped with cameras and sensors that monitor drivers' behaviors and environments to enhance safety and convenience.

Car maintenance often neglects tire upkeep, which is crucial for performance, safety, and efficiency.

The article encourages readers to adopt the van life lifestyle, emphasizing minimalism, adventure, and the unique opportunity to experience ever-changing landscapes and communities.

A study from Michigan State University highlights significant cybersecurity concerns in the burgeoning smart car industry, revealing vulnerabilities that could jeopardize personal data and vehicle safety.

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Western Michigan University are developing a technology that embeds low-powered sensors into reflective raised pavement markers on roadways to enhance the reliability of self-driving electric vehicles (EVs).

The article explores the ultimate doomsday vehicles ideal for navigating apocalyptic scenarios, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for survival in style.

A new study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine reveals a significant link between a decrease in driving and a reduction in fatal car crashes in the U.S.

The article reviews the evolution and performance of all-season tires, highlighting their ability to adapt to varying weather conditions without seasonal tire changes.

The article emphasizes the importance of preparing for emergencies while on the road, especially in light of recent events like the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

A recent study indicates that flame retardants used in vehicle interiors, aimed at enhancing fire safety, may pose health risks by releasing harmful chemicals, particularly during hotter months.

New research from the University of Michigan highlights the need for more direct conversations between doctors, caregivers, and older adults dealing with cognitive impairment regarding their driving habits.

Driving offers convenience but comes with risks, particularly due to distractions like digital devices and speeding, both major contributors to accidents.

The article highlights the exhilarating intersection of classic convertible joy and eco-friendly electric power, showcasing a selection of the best electric convertibles recommended by nine expert sources.

Researchers at Purdue University have developed an upgraded version of the world's whitest paint, which reflects 97.9% of sunlight and now achieves significant cooling effects with a thinner, lighter formulation using hexagonal boron nitride.

A recent study published in PNAS Nexus reveals that the 'new car smell,' caused by volatile organic compounds (VOCs), may pose significant health risks to drivers and passengers, including exposure to harmful substances like formaldehyde, which was found to exceed safety standards in over a third of measurements.

A recent OnePoll survey of 2,000 drivers reveals that a third of American cars are overly cluttered, leaving no room for passengers, and many drivers struggle with maintenance habits, with 19% not cleaning their cars in the last three months.

As the popularity of electric cars rises, many consumers are gravitating towards hybrid vehicles, which offer an eco-friendly alternative without the anxiety of battery life.

A recent survey by Cuvva and OnePoll found that Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' is the best driving song, followed by Abba's 'Dancing Queen' and Bon Jovi’s 'Livin’ on a Prayer.' Out of 2,000 adults surveyed, 63% prefer upbeat songs for positivity, with 53% wanting sing-along anthems.

The article highlights the exhilarating world of hypercars, showcasing seven of the fastest cars according to automotive experts, including the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut with a projected top speed of 330 mph, and the Bugatti Bolide at 311 mph.

A new study from Kyushu University in Japan challenges the common belief that trading in old gasoline cars for new electric vehicles is better for the environment.

A study by researchers at Lero in Ireland highlights the significant dangers of young novice drivers using hand-held phones while driving.

Planning a road trip involves choosing the right vehicle for comfort, style, and fuel efficiency.

A recent survey of 2,000 American car owners reveals that while 80% feel confident in assessing their vehicle's maintenance needs, 61% acknowledge others often notice issues before they do.

Alef Aeronautics' Model A flying car, priced over $286,000, made its debut at the Detroit Auto Show after receiving FAA certification for flight.

Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology have developed the world's fastest-charging electric race car, capable of charging its battery in just three minutes and 56 seconds.

A study by McLean Hospital reveals that recreational marijuana use can impair driving ability even when users are not visibly high.