During a NASCAR race, fans will often see a surprising strategy call late in an event. While most of the field heads to pit road during a caution, one or two drivers remain on the track. The decision ...

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Leaving the wipers pointing up can offer a few advantages when snow is expected to fall. One of the most important is that the wipers won’t be covered in snow and will be ready to use when you need ...

Winter mornings behind the wheel can be stressful when you're in a rush. You're scraping ice off your windshield, brushing snow off the roof and hoping the engine starts in the freezing temperatures.

Get rid of that ice, fast. After Friday’s winter storm blanketed the Northeast in snow, many are still trying to shovel their way out of their homes and remove the frozen sheet of ice covering their ...

Tired of scraping the ice from your car's frosty windshield? Its one of those checklist tasks that drivers should complete before hitting the road each wintry morning. You probably keep an ice scraper ...

Tired of scraping the ice from your car's frosty windshield? Its one of those checklist tasks New Yorkers should complete before hitting the road each wintry morning. If you're anything like me, you ...

With freezing temperatures settling in across the region, drivers are once again facing one of winter’s most common headaches: an ice-covered windshield. But experts say there is a safe, fast and ...

Tired of scraping the ice from your car's frosty windshield? Its one of those checklist tasks New Yorkers should complete before hitting the road each wintry morning. If you're anything like me, you ...

Changing your own wipers is quick and easy. Save time and money changing them yourself instead of going to the dealership. Windshield wipers are one of the most important parts of your car. If you've ...

Just a few months ago my book group sat down to discuss “A Tale for the Time Being” by Ruth Ozeki, a writer who lives on Cortes Island, British Columbia, amidst bears, wolves and mountain lions. I ...