A DIY center seat now lets one family ride in their Cybertruck together, but some warn it may be risky without proper airbags or crash protection
Arkansas DOT says new camera tech will flag handheld phone use in construction zones
A negative Lucid Air review led to real conversations, real fixes, and some overdue changes
Tennessee police arrested thousands of sober drivers for DUI, raising new questions about law enforcement practices and testing procedures across the state
Florida’s proposed hands-free law could allow traffic stops for simply holding a phone
Critics point to design risks and EU restrictions as a Connecticut family mourns a teen
A routine traffic stop escalated when a deputy needed a rideshare van to catch a fleeing suspect
CHP reports more than 9,000 enforcement actions during its holiday blitz, targeting high-speed drivers and preparing for major law changes in 2026
A bizarre AI police report shows how traffic stop records can be dangerously flawed
AB-645 brings automated speeding tickets, big fines, and possible license revocations to LA
A Nebraska teen’s Audi S5 was impounded just days after purchase, following a 133 mph ride that ended in arrest and multiple charges
A diesel microcar from Ligier just broke the slowest Nürburgring lap record, and yes, it’s getting a limited edition for that
Despite criticism, self-driving features like FSD and lane assist have real-life moments of life-saving intervention
Bak2Bak is a wild half-Dodge, half-Plymouth minivan built in three days by a Detroit fabricator with a sharp eye for whimsy and metalwork
Nearly 37,000 SUVs are being recalled after a software flaw caused wheel movement while parked, underscoring the risks of complex systems
A legacy software issue dating back to 2006 means license expiration dates do not match legal immigrants’ work authorization periods
The Texas city has expanded Flock Safety cameras as courts, councils, and citizens debate the trade-offs between public safety and personal privacy
The Rivian R1S and R1T show that passing safety tests doesn’t guarantee you can open the doors in an emergency