EVs Are Much Heavier Than Gas Vehicles, And That's Posing Safety Problems
Vehicles are adding poundage as the auto industry goes electric — and that's problematic for traffic safety, parking garages and roads.
Read MoreWhat Your Car’s Air Recirculation Button Does—And Why You Should Be Using It
What exactly does the air recirculation button do???
Read MoreNew York City Will Charge Drivers Going Downtown
New York City is moving forward with a landmark program that will toll vehicles entering Lower Manhattan.
Read MoreWatch Hyundai's Wild Crab-Walking Ioniq 5 Perform a Perfect Park Job
Park your car like a crab!
Read MoreHave You SEEN The Size Of A Traffic Light?????
Traffic lights are ENORMOUS!!!!!
Read MoreThis Little-Known Rule Shapes Parking in America. Cities Are Reversing It.
Parking requirements began a century ago. Today, they’re reducing the supply and raising the cost of housing, and now a growing number of cities and towns — in both Republican and Democratic-led areas— are reforming their parking rules.
Read More10 Most Beautiful Towns You Should Visit On Long Island
Visiting these most beautiful Long Island towns should be on the bucket list of every adventure-seeker.
Read MoreThe Glorious Return of an Old-School Car Feature
Automakers are starting to admit that drivers hate touch screens. Buttons are back!
Read MoreTire Test Shows Shocking Difference Between Cheap, Premium Brands
Are cheap tires good enough to be safe?
Read MoreWorld's Most Expensive License Plate Sells For $15 Million
A license plate has sold for an eye-watering $15 million at a charity auction in Dubai, fetching what organizers Emirates Auction say is a world record price.
Read MoreVintage Construction Photos of NYC Bridges and Tunnels
To celebrate the 90th anniversary of MTA Bridges and Tunnels, the Metropolitan Transit Authority has released a series of vintage photographs from its historical archives that show some NYC bridges and tunnels under construction from the 1930s to the 1960s.
Read MoreGoodyear’s New Prototype Tires Are Made Of Soybeans — And They Could Majorly Improve Your Gas Mileage
Goodyear’s new prototype tire, made from soybean oil, has already passed Department of Transportation testing and is approved for road use. Once they secure enough materials to produce the tires on a commercial scale, you’ll see them hitting the road.
Read MoreMarci Goldfarb is a Guest on the “Mastering Your Financial Life” Podcast with Judy Heft
I had the pleasure of being a guest on Judy Heft’s podcast, “Mastering Your Financial Life”.
Read MoreThink a Will, Trust & Power of Attorney Are Enough? Add This One Additional Item To Your Estate Plan
An emergency financial file isn’t just for heirs, it can also be an essential aid to financial reconstruction in the event of a natural disaster.
Read More10 Persistent Automotive Myths That Are Wildly Wrong
Think the Ford Model T was the first ever mass produced car? Believe that SUV’s are safer than sedans? What’s true and what’s not?!
Read MoreWhy U.S. Teens Aren't Getting Their Driver's Licenses
Getting a driver's license used to be a sign of burgeoning independence for America's teens, but that may not be the case anymore.
Read More10 Quirkiest Street Names In The US - And The Attractions You'll Find There!
Zzyzx Road. Funtastic Drive. Chicken Dinner Road. Lovers Lane. Here’s what you’ll find in the 10 quirkiest street names in the US!
What You'll Find In The 10 Quirkiest Street Names In The US
Read MoreHere's Why Headlight Glare Seems To Be Getting Worse
Why do headlights seem so blinding these days? Have they actually been getting brighter? Or is it a matter of perception?
Read More10 Ridiculous Vanity Plates That New York Rejected This Year
Vanity plates, or customized license plates, are great when they’re clever and cringe worthy when they’re not.
Read MoreA Study Proves Stoplights Need a Fourth Color: White
Red, yellow, green…………and white???
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