Most cars today come with technology to make driving easier and safer. But older drivers don't often use them. Interactive video tutorials may change that.

Head and neck injuries related to phone distraction are on the rise, researchers report. They found a couple notable spikes in the last 20 years, too.

"Not all young drivers crash. So we thought, what is it about those who are crashing? It could be related to variability in working memory development."

If all cars in the US had driver assist technology like blind-spot monitoring and lane-departure warning, it could prevent a whole lot of crashes.

Losing the independence of driving themselves around can leave older adults in isolation, a new study shows.

A new reflective film could pave the way for color-changing road signs. They would light up at night to better grab drivers' attention.

It's easier to trust a self-driving car if we know what it's going to do ahead of time.

There should be "much higher energy efficiency targets are required for self-driving cars," new research suggests.

Highway work zone crashes happen every 5.4 minutes. New measures could help keep drivers focused and workers safe.

"The safest strategy is to not drive at all on the day you used marijuana."