Parents turn to technology to keep teen drivers out of harm's way
Nearly 2,000 teen drivers were killed in crashes in 2015, up 9 percent from previous year -- but a smartphone app could save lives
"Trump slump" seen in tourism industry connected to travel ban
The $2.1 trillion U.S. tourism industry is already seeing evidence of canceled trips as regular travelers are cooling their jets
As car crash deaths rise, experts say "we're not doing the right things"
In 2016, 40,000 people died in crashes – a rate of nearly 110 per day, the most in almost a decade
What it takes to tune up a car so it sounds just right
Automakers can spend years developing those chimes, dings and ticks that come from your car
Bargain-basement airline fares save you money, but come at a cost
Select number of bargain-basement seats offer fewer perks than a traditional coach ticket — but just what’s in and what’s out varies by carrier
Lithium batteries the culprits in Samsung Note 7 fiasco
The technology is very common, but manufacturers may be pushing the boundaries for their use
What the crowd thought of Donald Trump's inaugural address
While most of the crowd cheered, a handful of protesters shouting “defend democracy” moved through the masses
Fiat Chrysler faces its own emissions cheating scandal, EPA says
Environmental regulator accuses automaker of using software on diesel vehicles to foil emissions tests
Many parts of airport terminals remain vulnerable
Since Sept. 11, 2001, airports have seen a dramatic increase in security, but many parts of terminals are outside secured areas
Holiday travel season comes to a bumpy end
U.S. Customs computers went out for several hours Monday at a number of airports; there were other unnerving airline events, too
Millions of new drones likely unregistered
More than 615,000 are registered, but the FAA expects as many 2.5 million drones to be sold this year alone
2016 may go down as one of the worst years for drunk-driving deaths
On average, 28 people a day have been killed in DUI accidents; NHTSA is hoping new technology will reduce the number of deaths
Feds probing dozens of reports of Dodge vehicle "roll-aways"
NHTSA launches "preliminary evaluation" of about 1 million Ram pickups and Durangos after receiving 43 complaints, linked to 25 crashes
Why isn't collision avoidance technology required in all aircraft?
Since 2011, there have been 44 midair collisions, killing 46 -- and the NTSB believes available technology could have prevented the deadly collisions
Delta rolls out new bag tracking system
In 2015, more than 23 million bags were mishandled worldwide; but new technology could help the problem