Here are some winter driving tips from the National Highway Traffic ... Consider installing snow tires, but before buying new tires, visit NHTSA.gov/Tires to review tire safety ratings.

That's why the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is sharing drivers tips on what to expect when driving in these conditions. RELATED: Winter Storm ... here's what the NHTSA said ...

Using winter or all-season tires can keep your car on the road when the weather gets cold and sloppy, but the right rubber is of no help if your driving ... The NHTSA recommends filling your ...

be safe You should avoid unnecessary car travel after inclement winter weather, but if you have to, try these safety tips from the NHTSA and AAA: ...

It’s safest to avoid driving when the roads get slick, but it’s still helpful to know some rules of the road in case you’re out on the road. Here are five VERIFIED tips ... winter weather, the ...

For more safety driving tips, check NHTSA’s website. Michigan State Police also provided winter driving safety tips. First, what to expect when driving near snowplows. Governor Gretchen Whitmer ...

NHTSA also will continue to require carmakers and other companies to report crashes involving self-driving systems, while loosening some reporting requirements, it said. The immediate impact of ...

With winter weather affecting ... by 10 to 20 miles per hour when driving on snow-covered or icy roads, and give yourself more distance to stop. The NHTSA says when driving in snow or ice, it ...