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ATVs are capable of riding on most terrains, but snowmobiles need a groomed surface. As such, there are different rules for where you can ride each of them.
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Car owners love to personalize their vehicles in some of the most imaginative ways. Maybe just try to do it in a more wholesome, considerate manner.
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South Korea is testing hologram police in busy areas to deter crime, raising questions about perception, psychology, and how visible policing really works.
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Passing on the right is generally frowned upon in most states, but its actual legality varies depending on local laws. Is it legal in Florida?
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Some states see snow every winter, and when that happens, residents know they're going to have to shovel much of it out of the way for their cars.
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You can ride a regular bicycle on the sidewalk in most places, but are e-bikes allowed on sidewalks under Florida state law? Let's take a look at what it says.
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In New York state, driver fines and penalties are about to sharply increase. Here's everything you need to know before you drive in the Empire State.
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Arizona has massive stretches of highway that can get quite boring if you drive the speed limit. How does the new proposed law plan to change that?
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If you get tired while driving, it would seem logical that you could "rest" at a rest stop. However, the law in Florida is a bit more nuanced.
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Looking for a reliable flashlight that will stand up to daily use? You might consider picking up a model that's actually endorsed for use by the FBI.
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WD-40 has become synonymous with DIY repairs around the house, but what if you just want to smell like it? There's a solution, but it's not cheap.
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The Zimmer Mustang, or Golden Spirit, evoked the look and feel of cars from the 1920s and 1930s, though it was originally built in the '80s.
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Despite the legendary nameplate, the U.S. motorcycle manufacturer failed to make a significant dent in India's already huge market for two-wheelers.
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Some Harley-Davidson colors are rare because they had a limited production run, while others use ingredients that no longer exist. Here are three of the rarest.
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Speed limits have been around longer than you might expect. The story of the very first speeding ticket shows just how different early motoring laws were.
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Depending on where you live, snow on your car may be an inevitability, but you'll want to make sure you clean it off to avoid getting ticketed.
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The United States has used several different insignia on its military aircraft throughout its aviation history, and some have proved troublesome.
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If you look at old photos of limos from the 1980s, you might notice a boomerang-like object on the back. What's it for? The answer is delightfully retro.
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Harley-Davidson has made dozens of models in its long history. This 1960s bike is the smallest, producing a fraction of the CCs of more modern bikes.
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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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