Crash tests show some minivans may be unsafe for back-seat passengers
A study tested the 2023 Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna, Chrysler Pacifica and Kia Carnival. None of the minivans received an "acceptable" or "good" rating.
Economist says UAW's strike strategy is "a dangerous thing"
The strategy of striking against all three automakers but at select plants — with the possibility of expanding the strike if necessary — is new for the union.
Best time to book holiday travel is mid-October, expert says
Airfares have been on a downward trend, with 11 out of the last 14 months seeing declines.
TSA to implement stricter ID verification measures for CLEAR users
The CLEAR program, which boasts over 130 million successfully verified passengers, employs biometric technology to verify passengers' identities.
Major effort underway to restore endangered Mexican wolf populations
By the mid-1970s, the Mexican wolf was nearly extinct. Now there are about 250 in the wild.
Little Leaguer inspired by baseball star reunites with mentor
Merl Ledford had a few training sessions with pitcher Zach Monroe in 1962. He learned about more than just baseball, and the lessons stayed with him.
Program helps young people find purpose through classic car restoration
About 1,500 people have passed through the Automotive Mentoring Group since 2007.
Flexible travelers can find budget-friendly summer vacations
Travelers are discovering that flexibility and creative thinking can still make summer getaways a reality, even on a limited budget.
Fourth of July flight delays, cancellations add to summer travel woes
The Federal Aviation Administration predicts Thursday to be the busiest day for scheduled flights.
TSA starts facial recognition program at Denver International Airport
As possible record-setting crowds fill airports nationwide, passengers may encounter new technology at the security line.
How gaming is informing the design of vehicle dashboards
Dashboards, once filled with dials and gauges, are now being replaced by touchscreens.
Some electric vehicle owners say no need for "range anxiety"
There are nearly 54,000 publicly available fast charging stations nationwide, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
How heavy electric vehicles could pose safety risk for other drivers
The increased weight of EVs and their batteries can make collisions with lighter cars more dangerous.
How self-driving cars could fuel a shift in ridesharing
Waymo, owned by Google parent company Alphabet Inc., has hundreds of cars on the road that drive with just passengers — no humans behind the wheel.
"I felt it drop like a rollercoaster": Driver describes I-95 collapse in Philadelphia
Frank Graber captured gripping images of the smoke and flames as he drove toward them.