A majority think texters should pay more car insurance than speeders.
Parent company agrees to pay $987,500; it was accused of selling hammock stands despite being aware of link to accidents, injuries.
A study shows the cost of getting a car fixed went up 10% last year -- the first increase in 6 years.
A phone can only handle so much adversity.
A Texas inventor has come up with a new kind of protection for your vehicle.
Chances are you won't get to film a meteor, as drivers in Russia did, but installing a dashboard-mounted camera may protect you from idiots and scammers.
It remains to be seen, though, whether being required to have a sticker on their car will prevent teens from engaging in risky driving behavior.
Drivers in West Virginia are most likely to strike a deer, a new insurance company survey says.
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