Millions of Americans will be taking long drives this Memorial Day weekend, leading to increased dangers on the road.

A new study published by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety demonstrated that the increase in fatal car accidents involving pedestrians stemmed from different risk factors between 2009 and 2016 in the U.S.

Study after study continues to confirm that distracted driving, including cell phone use while driving, continues to be a problem.

A new report shows that the rate of fatal accidents involving drivers 65 years of age and old increased at double the rate of all drivers over the past five years.

A debate over the safety of autonomous vehicles and other driver-less technologies has erupted after an Uber self-driving car killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona on Sunday night.

An undocumented immigrant couple was killed in a rollover car crash this week while trying to evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers who pulled them over near Delano.

The potential lack of sleep from Daylight Saving has been associated with an increased number of car accidents on the Monday following.

Rain is in the forecast overnight Thursday and in to Friday afternoon, possibly creating dangerous driving conditions throughout Southern California.