Although satisfying, motorists are encouraged to not use their foot to kick snow and ice since it could cause damage.

If you have to drive in snow, here's what to know.

Experts suggest clearing snow around tires, using traction materials such as salt or mats, and turning off traction control to free your car safely in winter. If your car gets stuck in snow, clear ...

To free a tire with the sand: First, clear snow and ice from around the tires. Second, add the sand. Third, straight the ...

The Fort Worth Police Department said it has received more calls for stranded motorists than it has for car accidents during ...

As winter continues and more snow piles up, it isn't rare to occasionally lose control of your car. Some people have even ...

There's more than meets the eye when it comes to towering piles of snow.

Automotive researchers explain that this happens because a spinning tire generates intense frictional heat.

Helping a driver who went out and got themself stuck (see: no snow tires) is just encouraging unsafe behaviour and would ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Winter is making itself known. If you don't have to go anywhere, great. But if you do, scraping off your windshield is just the minimum scraping that should happen if you get on the ...

A winter storm can turn an ordinary commute into an unexpected situation, leaving motorists stuck on the roadways and in the ...