Footage shared by a Twin Cities police department shows a drunk-driver traveling twice the speed limit while pulling a trailer, before crashing into a road sign.

Attorneys general say GM’s Smart Driver program fed braking and speeding data to insurers. Drivers get no payout, but new consent rules start November 30.

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A Jeep Wrangler driver heard a bang that sounded like a gunshot. Instead of pulling over, the driver figured the Jeep had run ...

Formula 1 teams will be focused on solving these problems during Free Practice 1 in the 2026 Mexican Grand Prix.

The GM data settlement is $220 million, but drivers get no checks. Here is what the court judgment changes and how to see and ...

A Chevrolet C7 Corvette was reportedly damaged while being towed away following its repossession. In an October 5 Instagram ...

F1 races used to air on ESPN and ESPN2 in the U.S., but Apple TV has signed an exclusive five-year deal to be the U.S.

GM plans to debut eyes-off driving in the Cadillac Escalade IQ by 2028, but safety testing reveals how long distracted ...

General Motors ( GM) has agreed to pay $220M to settle allegations among several state attorneys general that it sold drivers ...

Unpredictable human behaviors when it comes to getting in your car remain a longstanding but difficult to solve issue for ...

New motorists cause a large number of distracted driving accidents. That’s why safety lessons must begin before your child gets the keys ...