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Toyota Recalls 127,000 More Turbocharged V6 Engines Because They Keep Grenading Themselves
The recall covers the 2022-2024 Toyota Tundra, 2022-2024 Lexus LX, and 2024 Lexus GX.
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Toyota And Lexus Recall More Than 1 Million Cars For Faulty Backup Cameras
The recall is a simple software update, but it's still likely to be a massive headache, as you have to go to the dealership for the fix.
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[UPDATE] UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Louisville Airport In Fiery Explosion
Currently, details on the crash are limited, but UPS said the plane was a McDonnell Douglas MD-11 that was headed to Honolulu when it went down.
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These Are Some Of The Least RV-Friendly Cities And States In The U.S.: Here's Why
Traveling in an RV can be a great way to explore the country, but not every place is equally hospitable. Here are the cities and states you may want to avoid.
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Why Affordable Steel Highway Guardrails Actually Cost More Long Term
Cutting the budget on safety is always a risky proposition, but when it comes to highway guardrail materials, it actually costs more to spend less.
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These Pedestrian Traffic Signals Are Confusing Drivers
The Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (or HAWK Beacon) uses yellow and red lights to bring traffic to a stop before signaling pedestrians to cross the road.
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Tesla Recalls Dumb Stick-On Cybertruck Light Bar For Getting Unstuck
Tesla says it's had 619 warranty claims due to the issue along with one field report, which is a full 10% of all light bars Tesla has sold.
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Toyo And Nitto Recall Nearly 37,000 Truck And SUV Tires For Potentially Dangerous Tread Separation
Though the recall includes 36,919 tires, Toyo estimates that only 1% of those tires are affected by the defect.
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Kia's Blind Spot Cameras Go Blind In The Rain – But There's An Easy Fix
Blind-spot cameras are great for safety, but the ones on Kia's EV6 are useless in the rain, and they're not the only ones. Luckily, there's a quick solution.
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The Evolution Of The Roundabout And How It Came To America
Roundabouts are a controversial type of road design. However, they can offer numerous benefits. Here's how they were born and popularized in the States.
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Why Malaysia's Glow In The Dark Roads Were Doomed To Fail
They were pretty and aimed to cut Malaysia's electricity bill. But the country's glow-in-the-dark roads ran afoul of some real-world problems.
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Is Driving With A Broken Windshield Illegal?
Uh-oh, you've got a crack in your windshield. Or a star. Or a chip. Can you drive with a less-than-perfect windshield? How about with no windshield at all?
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Does Insurance Cover The Aftermarket Or Custom Parts On A Modified Car?
Getting your insurance company to cover your aftermarket parts is possible, but it may require additional coverage or a specialty provider. Here's what to know.
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Two Tennessee Cities Take The Crown For America's Worst Drivers
A new study shows that drivers in two Tennessee cities are the worst in the nation. But there are conflicting studies that show drivers elsewhere as the pits.
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Refusing A Breathalyzer Test In Florida Could Send You To Jail Under New Law
Drunk driving is bad in any state. However, Florida's new law takes DUI penalties to the next level, including adding consequences for refusing a breath test.
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Ford F-150 Driver Somehow Not Dead After Truck Falls Off 300-Foot Cliff
The driver went off the side of U.S. Highway 550 between mile markers 88 and 89, known as the Million Dollar Highway, falling into the Uncompahgre River Gorge.
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How Does Tire Tread Affect Braking Distance?
Tires are critical for numerous reasons, but worn-out tires can cause safety issues. Here's how tire tread can affect stopping distance.
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Unintended Acceleration Is The Last Thing A Supercharged Ford Mustang Needs
Luckily this recall is for a software bug that will be fixed by a free patch, and no unintended acceleration is likely to happen.
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The Dart Can't Help But Be An Issue For Dodge With Massive New Recall
What's the one thing worse than owning a Dodge Dart? How about owning one with a huge recall warning hanging over it?
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Was Extra Range The Only Point Of Pickup Trucks Having Two Gas Tanks?
Some older pickup trucks came with two gas tanks, and automakers took their own approaches to this tactic for boosting a truck's range with varied success.
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Cruising In The The Left Lane Could Get You A Ticket: Here's Why
The left lane isn't there for leisurely Sunday drives, and hanging out in the left lane could even land you in legal trouble. Here's what to know.
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Woman Sues Volvo, Claims Hands-Free Tailgate Caused Brain Injury
Volvo and an employee of the automaker are both named in the lawsuit, after a dog reportedly activated the car's hands-free power tailgate.
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Some Jeep Hybrids Bricked After Disastrous Weekend OTA Software Update
A weekend over-the-air update left many Jeep owners frustrated - and some stranded.
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Crashes From Space Are Getting More Common, And No One's Sure What To Do About It
Hopefully, this new space age we're in will incentivize governments to preemptively work out some new treaties or agreements.
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5 Injured In Helicopter Crash Before Cars 'N Copters Event In Huntington Beach
Among those injured were two people who were inside the helicopter, as well as three pedestrians.
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Bentley Recalls Four Flying Spurs, Six Continental GTCs, Seven Continental GTs For Potential Fire Risk
Luckily Bentley is not aware of any crashes, fires, injuries, or deaths associated with the defect.
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Elephant Attacks Truck After Getting Rear-Ended, Killing Zimbabwe Lawmaker Desire Moyo
Five Zimbabwean members of parliament found out the hard way that hitting an elephant is seriously bad news.
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