CHARLOTTE — Dead batteries, slick roads, accidents, and breakdowns: winter weather can be dangerous for drivers. Consumer Reports explains how to winter-proof your car, plus a cold-weather concern ...

A wide swath of winter weather is expected to slam the U.S. through the weekend, moving from the Southwest through Texas and Oklahoma, across the South and Tennessee Valley. It will eventually reach ...

No matter how many Canadian winters you've got under your belt, it never hurts to review the winter driving safety guidelines before another season of white-outs and slick, ice-covered roads. Here are ...

As winter conditions move into Oklahoma, here are key safety tips to help drivers prepare, reduce risk and stay safe on icy or snowy roads. Winter has come on us fast, so let’s go over some of the ...

Before driving, ensure your car is prepared with an emergency kit, properly inflated tires, and at least half a tank of gas. When driving in snow, slow down, increase your following distance, and ...

With frigid temperatures, sleet and snow on the way for the Lower Hudson Valley this December, it's important to know how to stay safe if you must venture out onto the road. Department of Public Works ...

Experts advise slowing down and increasing following distance when driving in snow or on ice. While weather is a factor, driver behaviors like speeding and following too closely cause most crashes. If ...

While heavy snow is forecast for the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula, roads throughout the state could be slick and snowy because of snowfall and high winds. Rain, snow, strong winds and ...

Experts share essential tips for staying safe on icy and snowy roads, including speed, following distance, and how to handle winter driving hazards.

Dead batteries, slick roads, crashes and breakdowns — winter weather can be dangerous for drivers. Consumer Reports explains how to winter-proof your car, plus a cold-weather concern affecting ...

The latest videos from NEWS10 ABC With this severe winter weather, it's probably for the best to stay inside -- but if you are venturing out, remember these tips so you can stay safe on the road.