Now we are heading into winter. Winter can always come with a wide variety of conditions. Sometimes we can get ice storms like last December with up to an inch of ice.

Winter weather is hard on your vehicle, and it can make driving more dangerous. Ask anyone who tests cars for Consumer Reports. They’re well acquainted with driving through the worst conditions ...

While it is recommended drivers stay off the road during winter weather conditions, sometimes traveling is just unavoidable. Here are some tips from PennDOT for safe driving in wintry weather.

As snow hits the ground Friday evening, driving instructor Steve Wheeler offers crucial advice for navigating snowy roads safely.

Driving Instructor Shares Tips On Safe Driving During Winter Weather Even a little bit of snow on the road can cause problems for drivers who don't have a lot of experience driving in winter ...

Cold weather driving tips Keep a bundle of cold-weather gear in your car, such as extra food and water, warm clothing, a flashlight, a glass scraper, blankets, medications and more.

Here's a list of tips and essential supplies for staying safe and warm as a second winter storm with snow, ice and rain plows through parts of Texas.

Safe driving tips in winter weather Drive slower. Like driving in the rain, snow-covered and slick road surfaces make it harder to control and stop your vehicle during regular driving.

Winter is upon us in the northern hemisphere, bringing snow, ice, wind, and other weather conditions that make driving treacherous. SlashGear has always been here to provide tips for winter ...

Expert advice on how to prepare your car for winter driving, and how to be safe in cold, snow, and icy weather. Covers tires, batteries, EVs, and more.

Cold weather driving tips Keep a bundle of cold-weather gear in your car, such as extra food and water, warm clothing, a flashlight, a glass scraper, blankets, medications and more.

Cold weather driving tips Keep a bundle of cold-weather gear in your car, such as extra food and water, warm clothing, a flashlight, a glass scraper, blankets, medications and more.