Digging your car out after a snowstorm can feel like a race against time, but experts say rushing, or using the wrong tools, ...

Patience, time and suitable tools will help you detach all ice and snow covering your car. Plus, why you don't want to use hot water - and other tips to bear in mind when it is cold outside.

Multiple cars were damaged when snow and ice fell from a D.C. elementary school. The persistent snow and ice has caused ...

In 11 states, including Alaska, Connecticut, Georgia, Tennessee and more, it is illegal to drive with piles of snow or ice on ...

Snow and ice left on a vehicle can block visibility and break loose at highway speeds, putting other drivers at risk. Several states have specific “snow/ice removal" laws, while others rely on broader ...

A bill would require Marylanders to remove snow from their vehicles before driving. The push gained steam after two icy ...

A chunk of ice broke free from a box truck and smashed into another vehicle while driving on Route 22 on Friday, Jan. 30.

Tips to free your vehicle from the aftermath of a winter storm.

After a heavy snowstorm blanketed New Jersey, many cars found themselves stuck. If this happens to you, try doing this to get ...

Plus, will insurance cover the damages?

There is no law requiring you to clear the snow off the top of your car, but police previously said it does make the road safer by preventing blowing snow from obstructing the view of other drivers.

Snow and ice chaos led to damaged cars at Shepherd Elementary as first responders evacuated due to a gas odor.