With the onset of fall and winter, I expect to be driving in more situations where I need all the help I can get to see other vehicles in motion, such as making a left turn across oncoming traffic on ...

Daytime running lights (DRLs) are not practical or legal alternatives to your car's headlights. The DRLs are low-intensity LED lights located at the front of a vehicle, typically positioned near or ...

Running light LEDs add visibility and style to your car, truck, or SUV. These lights, located just under the headlights on most cars, are illuminated when the vehicle's engine is running (hence the ...

Apr. 29—Question: I have noticed an increasing number of U.S. branded vehicles, mostly pickups and SUVs, driving with no daytime running lights. At first I assumed they were just burned out or ...

Workers at *** g. M. Battery plant in Ohio voted to unionize yesterday, following two days of voting, the new chapter of United Auto Workers will be the first E. V battery plan to unionize in the ...

Why don't taillights turn on with daytime running lights? Nearly every night, I see cars with only their front daytime lights on and, unless you're close, they're completely invisible from behind.

Look, the simple fact of the matter is you shouldn’t need lights in the daytime. You don’t really. But having them is only going to raise your chances of being seen and staying safe. It’s the same ...

For at least several years, rumors have gone around that claimed drivers with cars that have automatic headlights or daytime running lights (DRLs) would receive a special insurance discount. We looked ...

Driving safety is a top priority for all vehicle owners. While most people are aware of the importance of wearing seat belts and maintaining good driving habits, daytime running lights are another ...

I hate daytime running lights. I’m perfectly capable of deciding for myself whether visibility is poor enough to turn on my headlights or not. Unfortunately, most drivers are not, which is one reason ...

Scandinavians have long used clever lighting at home to lift the gloom of dark winters and grey days and in the late 1970s, the Swedes were the first to make daytime running lights (DRLs) compulsory ...