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If you’re a fan of how classic cars look but not necessarily how they drive, there’s some good news for you.

Speed and red light cameras could be a thing of the past if Rep. Ed Perlmutter D-Golden gets his way.

It’s raining today in Marquette, Mich where four pieces of paper sitting on a desk are causing a small car manufacturer in California to sweat.

The state of Tennessee has added a pair of new DUI laws just in time for the 4th of July holiday.

The ban on selling Tesla products in New Jersey that begins next month might not last very long.

US Senator Charles Schumer from New York, says he will introduce a bill that will prevent rental cars affected by recalls from being offered to customers.

Federal legislators have begun examining ways to tax highway users based on Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) as a way to bring up shortfalls to the Highway Trust Fund.

A report out of Europe claims that BMW and General Motors are collaborating on a system that will scan road signs, including speed limit warnings and relay the information to drivers. The system still has a few kinks being worked out, but the objective is for the system to be able to display warning signs as well as speed limits for any road the car is being driven on.