Seat Belt Usage Hits All-Time High, Thanks In Part To Southern Drivers
Early data indicates that in 2012, 86 percent of Americans are using their seat belts.
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Early data indicates that in 2012, 86 percent of Americans are using their seat belts.
A new study indicates that a growing number of drivers aren't paying attention to the road.
With GM's new target, electric cars will soon make up five percent of the company's output.
Stronger steel makes it much more difficult for rescue personnel to remove victims from vehicles.
By putting green microalgae under intense pressure and heat, researchers can now create biocrude oil.
Roadways will likely be slightly less congested than they were last year.
Opening on November 30, this year's auto show may feature less green and more luxury.
Toyota is conducting a recall over concerns about steering and water pump flaws.
According to new research, men are less likely than women to drive after age 45.
With the new film, Skyfall, we thought we'd propose some new motor cars for Commander Bond.
