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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's 2018 list is here.

Numerous previously 'manual' activities that you could so without looking now going into vehicle touchscreens.

So much buzz has been surrounding the pilot plan starting soon in Washington state, where some 2,800 drivers will test out a DOT plan to charge motorists by the mile, instead of charging them a gas tax.

The recent rash of accidents in the area, especially Kennewick, has police cautioning drivers to quit following so closely.

Friday morning, yet another accident occurred in the Tri-Cities, the result of one driver failing to yield, or otherwise pay attention.

Bad enough when one goes up in flames, but it didn't take investigators long to figure out the two cars which 'went up in flames' across the street from each other were likely arson.

We're wondering if he will volunteer to drive the first prototype?

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the safest cars for teens are bigger and heavier. You've heard in all those car ads about a vehicle being an IIHS Safety pick? They're the group that rates safety and survival chances by crash testing. It's time for the 2017 list.

Google may be all frothy over them, even ride-share service Uber is on board. But according to a recent consumer survey, only 5% of Americans would want one.

If you live in Oregon and you love collecting old cars this could really suck. Oregon state lawmakers are debating imposing a $1,000 tax on cars exceeding 20 yrs. Classic car collectors have reason to be nervous. Maybe certain collectibles will be exempted, but that 1992 Japanese import...