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Every holiday season, you might be tempted to decorate your car just like you do your house. However, in Florida, the legality of this is a bit complicated.
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Driving in reverse is usually only meant for certain situations, but some push the limits. Here's how fast a typical car goes and some, that have broke records.
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California has rolled out an increasingly comprehensive law regarding cell phone use while driving, but does the law still apply at a red light?
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From Vaseline to ping-pong balls, wild theories to raise the Titanic have existed for decades. Is a salvage mission actually possible? See the verdict.
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Old televisions had a thick glass screen, meaning they wouldn't have issues if you used glass cleaner. Here's why that's not a good idea for modern TVs.
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When you live in North America, there are two major countries you can drive into, but before you go crossing borders, it pays to study the traffic laws.
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Different colored lines on freeway markings is a quick way to communicate warnings to drivers, and orange-colored lines are only the most recent.
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SAAB has been manufacturing the JAS 39 Gripen since the '80s to replace the J 35 Draken and J 37 Viggen fighter jets for the Swedish Air Force.
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The top dog is so far ahead of the next car on the list that it'll likely remain in the lead for quite some time.
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Some Walmarts can be very accommodating to RV parking, but there are a few things you should be aware of before you pull in. Here's what you need to know.
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Power tools might get all the glory, but traditional hand tools have stood the test of time and fulfill most roles their electric-powered counterparts can't.
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Is it necessary to warm up your Harley-Davidson motorcycle engine before going out for a ride? Here's what you need to know before doing so.
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The State of Florida has seen a dramatic increase in moving violations of late, but one in particular accounted for the majority of fines in the state.
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If you're driving around someone else's property and spy a fence post that's painted purple, it could be a dangerous situation. Here's what you should know.
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Harley-Davidson got its start in 1903. Two years prior, in 1901, George M. Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom kickstarted what would become The Indian Motorcycle.
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The notion that a captain must go down with their ship is a romantic one, but it's not entirely true, but there are some truths (and law) behind the concept.
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Traffic lights today are controlled by computers and other purpose-built systems, but what did people do before computers were a thing? You may be surprised.
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If you have an electric scooter, check with the state DMV about whether or not you can ride it in a bike lane, as the rules are different for each state.
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Reflectors mounted on the highway are a common sight no matter where you are, but you may not realize that each color, such as blue, has a specific meaning.
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Self-driving vehicles are becoming more and more common on U.S. roads. One obscure law, however, is slowing down the rollout of autonomous trucking.
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The Harley-Davidson Sportster is a huge part of the company's heritage, but when did the first-ever Sportster hit the streets? Here's the story.
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The Royal Navy’s two Queen Elizabeth-class carriers are among the world’s largest. Here’s all you need to know about how many fighter jets each can hold.
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Tires have been around far longer than most realize. A few legendary brands began in the 1800s, each claiming to be the very first.
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Before the Erie canal was completed in 1825, it could take around three weeks to ship perishable goods between New York and Buffalo.
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All-terrain vehicles (ATV) and utility-terrain vehicles are great vehicles for off-roading expeditions, camping trips, or anywhere the roads aren't paved.
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Your search for a budget motorcycle may have led you down the road of pit bikes, but that term may confuse you. Here's what it means to today's riders.
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If your car is seized or stolen, do you still have to continue making payments? The answer is yes, at least until the situation is settled. Here's why.
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