I am not a bad winter driver—I live and work in the mountains after all—but driving a new car in dreadful conditions ...

Such weather has led to a lot of people who don’t normally drive in snow being faced with the daunting task of figuring out how to do so safely. A lot of people think that being in an SUV ...

Driving in the snow can be dangerous. Whether snow-covered roads are part of your everyday commute to work or your reward after a long trip into the mountains, preparation can save your life.

As the Southern Tier starts to experience colder temperatures and more snow, it's important to remember the necessary safety ...

It's safe to say that most Southerners don't own tire chains or snow tires. So how do you stay safe if you need to drive during wintry weather? The U.S. Department of Transportation reports that 5 ...

With winter fully upon us, those who live in certain parts of the U.S. are likely to be driving in the snow at some point. It's a uniquely challenging condition with all manner of pitfalls and ...

Driving through nasty winter weather requires a certain amount of skill and concentration you don't really need driving day to day. The smallest slip up or lapse in judgment can end with pretty ...

To stay safe while driving in the snow this winter, consider following these tips provided by AAA: Applying extra gas on snow-covered roads could just make your wheels spin. Instead, try gaining a ...

ODOT has many resources on driving preparation in winter, including travel information website TripCheck. The site is equipped with updated maps and camera footage of road conditions, travel times ...

This winter weather will directly impact road conditions throughout the state. As such weather is unusual for the Lone Star State, here are some tips for driving in wintry conditions, courtesy of ...

Whether you’re a Colorado native, a new resident or a visiting tourist, driving in Colorado’s winter weather can be dangerous if you’re not prepared. Winter weather can quickly change road ...

To stay safe while driving in the snow this winter, consider following these tips provided by AAA: Accelerate and decelerate slowly. To regain traction and avoid skids, apply the gas slowly to ...