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A simple traffic violation in California can end up costing drivers nearly five times the original fine due to stacked fees unrelated to driving offenses.

In several U.S. states, hanging an air freshener from your rearview mirror could cost you more than a fresh scent, it could land you a ticket.

New year, new rules on California roads. Starting January 1, 2026, several key traffic laws will go into effect.

The debate over whether Waze or Google Maps offers the better driving experience isn’t new, but it’s far from settled.

Federal regulators have launched an investigation into Waymo after one of its driverless taxis failed to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights.

The first-ever Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang, one of only five ever built, re-emerges after 17 years in private hands and is set to be auctioned, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own automotive history.

A Utah mechanic’s tip has revealed a quick and effective way to uncover major vehicle damage that may be missing from Carfax reports.

California police pulled over a driverless Waymo taxi for an illegal U-turn during a DUI patrol—no driver, no ticket, and no legal way to hold it accountable.

French President Emmanuel Macron was briefly stuck in the streets of New York on Monday, September 22, after being stopped by police due to the passage of Donald Trump’s motorcade. Unable to continue by car, Macron walked several blocks on foot, even taking time to engage with surprised passersby—one of whom kissed him on the head.

A recent statewide crackdown in South Carolina could cost unaware drivers up to $500 in fines for a law that many still overlook. The initiative targets motorists who fail to follow the move-over rule and those using phones behind the wheel, prompting a wave of warnings — and soon, citations.

Some US states don’t just frown upon flashy exhausts and tinted windows—they punish them with hefty fines or even jail time. From noise violations to emissions tampering, vehicle modifications can land owners in serious legal trouble depending on where they drive.