Driving

October is Car Care Month and AAA is reminding New Jersey drivers how important it is to properly maintain their vehicles.

The way people travel is changing, and it has been for a while. The shift is largely due to upgrades in technology, as well as programs that past generations never could have imagined.

The auto pricing website TrueCar.com studied new car sales data to find out which states posted the lowest percentage of American brand car purchases last year.

To the joy of New Jersey drivers, gas prices just keep going lower.

Yeah, I didn't believe it at first either. His name is Irv Gordon, a native of Long Island, NY. His saga began in his 20's when he bought his new 1966 Volvo P1800.

A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced a measure that would make drug and alcohol testing mandatory for any driver who's involved in a fatal accident.

Maybe I'm overly sensitive because of my own brush with road rage last week, but a story from Florida has me shaking my head. According to ABC Action News in Tampa, a couple was sitting at a red light when a man got out of his car, walked up to the passenger side window, and shot the man sitting there...

Now that the summer season is over and people are driving less, you might imagine gas prices would start to come down, but that's not the case.

By Jeff Deminski A few mornings ago on 287 south, a man was traveling through Bedminster. He did what the police want us to do. He did what chiding bumper stickers say to do. HANG UP AND DRIVE!

By Bill Doyle Every time the subject of self-driving cars has come up on the show, someone has called in to bring up the specter of having the computerized car hacked. Is that a legitimate concern? Would they really be able to hack into a self-driven car's computer?