Warm Clothing and Blankets - If your car breaks down in freezing temperatures, staying warm is critical. Pack extra hats, gloves, and a couple of blankets in your kit. Heat-reflective emergency ...

Winter conditions call for a different kind of driving than normal weather.

Keep at least half a tank of fuel in your vehicle at all times. Never warm up a vehicle in an enclosed area, such as a garage ...

Winter crashes on ice and snow rarely come out of nowhere. They are usually the result of familiar mistakes, from driving too fast for the conditions to heading out in a poorly prepared vehicle. I ...

As winter weather approaches the Mid-South with low temperatures and possible snow and ice, driving instructors are urging ...

Wintry conditions can cause hazardous driving conditions. It's key to get yourself – and your car – ready for the road.

Meteorologist Nick Kelly spoke with a local driving instructor and insurance broker about why you must take snowy roads ...

Drive slowly in the snow and ice, leaving six to 10 car lengths between yourself and the vehicle in front of you. Even if you ...

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 ...

The winter storm set to hit Western North Carolina is expected to make roads hazardous, possibly for multiple days.