Question: Do I have to use my turn signal, even if there is no one around? Do I have to keep my turn signal on when I’m stuck at a light at an intersection? After a while the blinking gets pretty ...

A fast-blinking turn signal usually indicates that a turn-signal bulb is burned out on that side. However, there can also be other causes, most of which aren’t quite as simple to determine. Related: ...

Operation Safe Roads is dedicated to making sure drivers get the understanding needed to make safe decisions. ABC15 received an email from one Valley resident named Jason who said he has seen far too ...

Forget airbags—the best way to survive any accident is to avoid having it in the first place. Thus, your car is a rolling arsenal of expensive safety equipment designed to prevent you from smashing ...

Do you flick on your turn signal and hear one — or even both of your blinkers — tick faster than usual? This isn't some new gimmick with your car. It indicates that there's an electrical issue ...

Red and green traffic lights have been around since the 1800s, when British traffic officers used to rotate gas lamps that burned red and green to control the movement of mostly horse-drawn vehicles.

I’m sure you’ve noticed that many new cars have intense turn signals, toggling between on and off instantly without the soft fade you see on the blinkers of older cars. That’s a byproduct of LEDs ...