New CA Law Aims To Slash Gas Prices – But It Might Not Save Drivers Money
California will finally start offering E15 gas thanks to a new law, but drivers should probably be aware that it might not save them money in the long run.
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This New Chinese PHEV SUV May Produce A Seriously Quick 0-60 Time
While most famously known for its race cars, Lotus now spends its time building electric vehicles for the Chinese market, including this speedy SUV.
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This Canadian Province Just Made Driving A Car Cheaper - But There's A Catch
Driving can get expensive when you consider the cost of insurance, gas, maintenance, and so on. But this Canadian Province wants to make it cheaper.
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These States May Be Changing Their Speed Limits Soon
Individual U.S. states have long had the ability to set their own speed limits, but only a few are taking advantage of the opportunity.
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This State Could Make Driving With Studded Tires A Crime
For those who live in regions where there's heavy snow fall, studded tires will give the traction you need. But this state might ban them once and for all.
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Pink License Plates Are About To Become A Common Sight In France
Generally, license plates in France follow a similar format to other EU member countries. Why will these pink plates become a more common sight?
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Feds Accuse Texas Company Of Sending American AI Tech To China
Two businessmen are now in custody for allegedly trying to send $50 million worth of AI tech to China. Here's what you need to know.
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Subaru's New SUV Is Just $35k, But It's Missing The One Thing You Would Hope Was Standard
Subaru’s new $35,000 electric SUV undercuts its rivals on price, but a surprising omission may give longtime Subaru fans pause before buying.
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These Two New iOS 26 Features Are Being Added To CarPlay In December 2025
CarPlay is getting a small but practical upgrade in December 2025, with iOS 26.2 introducing new ways to customize and control key features.
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This YouTuber's Cross-Country 'Self Driving' Road Trip Shows What You Shouldn't Do With A Tesla
Despite the name, Tesla's Full Self Drive isn't able to fully drive by itself and requires human oversight and occasional intervention.
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Tesla Robot Takes A Tumble After Teleoperator Crashes Out
Recently, Elon Musk made a bullish statement on Tesla's future in AI robotics, but it didn't look so good when its robot took a tumble due to operator error.
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Lowe's Just Launched A Mini Version Of Its Heavy Duty Tote – And It's Adorable
Lowe’s has added a tiny twist to a recognizable storage staple, and shoppers are already finding clever ways to use the surprisingly practical item.
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This Navy Torpedo Recovery Vessel Is South Carolina's Newest Ocean Reef
An ex-Navy torpedo recovery ship at the center of a years-long dispute has now taken on a new role off South Carolina’s coast, far from its troubled past.
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This County Is Letting AI Answer Your Non-Emergency Calls
AI has made headlines recently for flubs in restaurant drive-thrus , but now it's got a brand new job: taking calls for a small 911 center in Kansas.
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Toyota Boshoku's First-Ever 'Smart Plant' Opens Its Doors In Kentucky
Toyota has opened a "smart plant" in Kentucky that vows to revolutionize the manufacturing process while still keeping human workers employed.
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Owning A Car In Ohio Is About To Get More Expensive
If you're an Ohio car owner, you're going to be paying more for your vehicle every year, thanks to a bill recently passed by Ohio's legislators.
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Are Waymo Robotaxis Putting School Children At Risk? Investigation Ramps Up
The Alphabet owned robotaxi company, Waymo, has been getting quite a bit of scrutiny lately over whether the driverless cars are putting kids at risk.
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Fiat's Adorably Tiny EV Is Finally Coming To The United States
Fiat’s tiniest EV is finally headed to the U.S., raising big questions about how this microcar will fit into American roads, rules, and day-to-day use.
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Lowe's Hit With $12.5M Penalty Over Lead Paint Violations
Contractors must follow strict EPA rules when working with lead paint. A recent Lowe’s case shows how serious the consequences can be if they don’t.
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Live In New York? Don't Buy Another Gas Tool Until You See This Senate Bill
Electric landscaping tools are a great way to cut down on emissions, but a complete overhaul on the infrastructure would be required for a wide scale change.
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Car Registration Stickers Could Become A Thing Of The Past In Florida
Even if Florida eliminated the physical car registration sticker, drivers would still have to deal with the dreaded DMV and pay the annual fee.
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Why You Should Install Windows 11's December 2025 Patch ASAP
If you’ve been putting off Windows updates, this December release isn’t one to skip. Microsoft’s latest patch fixes issues that could put your PC at risk.
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Don't Bother With The Hemi V8 In The 2026 Ram 1500
You don't need to be a cynic to see the 2026 Ram 1500's Hemi option just doesn't add up.
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Self-Driving Waymo Car Cruises Through Active Crime Scene In LA
A viral clip shows a Waymo driverless car roll into a tense LAPD standoff, raising new questions about how autonomous vehicles handle real-world chaos.
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Subaru Hints That A Hybrid Outback Could Finally Be On The Horizon
Subaru fans who have been looking for a hybrid model of the company's iconic Outback line could finally be getting their wish in the near future.
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The World's Longest One-Way Flight Just Launched, And It's A Serious Time Saver
This one-way flight, run by China Eastern Airlines, crosses not only the Northern and Southern Hemisphere but also the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
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Nevada Hopes New Law Will Pump The Brakes On DUI Drivers
Nevada isn't all that dangerous for driving, but DUIs are not uncommon. What's the new law that aims to curtail drivers who are under the influence?
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