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Enthusiasts tend to know their policy better than most drivers, usually because they have argued with an adjuster about an agreed value or a modification at some point. Kentucky still Full Article »
Austin has become one of the most heavily used proving grounds for driverless vehicles in the country. Depending on the corridor and the hour, a driver on Congress or South Full Article »
San Antonio’s freeway network was built in layers, and it shows. Loop 410 was the original ring, I-410 and I-35 were stitched together as the city outgrew it, and Loop Full Article »
Selling your car does not always cancel your legal obligations. Drivers who owe the state an SR-22 can still be required to keep it, even with no vehicle in the Full Article »
I-45 between Houston and the Gulf carries an extraordinary density of heavy commercial traffic. It feeds the port, the refineries and the distribution network that serves most of southeast Texas, Full Article »
Boston punishes drivers who expect a grid. The street pattern predates the automobile by two centuries, the merges are improvised, and the rotaries operate on a set of conventions that Full Article »
Car safety has been one of the great engineering success stories of the past three decades. Crumple zones, curtain airbags, stability control and automatic emergency braking have made the inside Full Article »
Walk into any powersports showroom with the vague idea of buying a side-by-side, and the lineup can get confusing fast. Some machines look built for chasing trails at speed. Others Full Article »
Keeping your vehicle clean in New York City can be challenging. Between street parking, construction dust, harsh winters, and daily commuting, your car experiences more wear and grime than vehicles Full Article »
New York is one of the busiest auto transport hubs in the United States. From dense urban areas like New York City to upstate regions and cross-country relocation routes, vehicle Full Article »
Car shows are a great way to get people together who love cars, whether they’re collectors, builders, or just fans. You’ve got your classic cars that have been restored to Full Article »
There is a strange quiet right before a high-horsepower car leaves the starting line. The engine is loaded against the transbrake, the tires are squatted and wrinkled, and every rotating Full Article »
Launching an auto business is one thing. Building it into a stable company that can handle changing customer demand, equipment costs and unexpected expenses requires a different set of skills. Full Article »
A car accident in Arkansas can turn an ordinary drive into a stressful mess in seconds. You could be heading down I-40, driving through Little Rock, or taking a quieter Full Article »
Nashville’s growth over the past decade has been the kind of story that shows up constantly in headlines, new residents arriving steadily, businesses expanding, entertainment districts drawing visitors from across Full Article »
