Study Finds Heart Attack Risk Triples in Traffic

People prone to a heart attack face triple the usual risk of an attack as a result of being in traffic, according to a study funded partly by the U.S. EPA and published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Most of the blame is place on polluted air.

So California Edison to Return $35M to State; Rigged Safety Data Spanned 7 Years

Research Suggests Even Hands-Free Cell Phones Present Safety Risk While Driving

Tax Deductions Lowered Next Year for Donating Used Cars

Carfax Offering Free Flood-Damage Checks Following Florida Storms

Over half of the 75,000 vehicles damaged in Hurricane Floyd were subsequently returned to the road.