Originally published on Your AAA Network.  Winter isn’t the only season with dangerous driving conditions. Driving in the ...

Rain means slick roadways, of course. The California Driver Handbook recommends driving 5 to 10 mph below the speed limit in wet conditions. Also, give yourself more distance between yourself and ...

L.A. drivers have the reputation of being hell on wheels when water falls from the sky, but we're actually no worse than any other city in bad weather, according to a study. Take that, public ...

You certainly have no control over the weather, but when you hit the road, you need to take full control of your car. Rainy ...

Each year, there are thousands of car accidents (some of them fatal) due to wet roads and poor driving conditions in the rain. Don't become a statistic. Here are some practical tips to help you ...

Never drive beyond the limits of visibility. At night and in low temperatures, rain-soaked road surfaces ... is my speed safe? Too much speed on a slippery surface may result in a skid, but ...