High beams can give you added visibility at night on dark roads, but doing so may be illegal depending on your state laws.

Complaints about the blinding glare from the headlights of large vehicles have been intensifying over the course of the past few years. A quick Google search reveals several pages of articles ...

Read full article: 90 degrees? Florida heat looking to set a few records. Here’s your forecast The deep swaths of blue color show the moisture and storms already building ahead of the winter storm ...

This week we write more on the issue of high beams while driving. We heard from several readers over the past few weeks about the incorrect use of a vehicle’s high beams, which we addressed in a ...

We treat our cars like people, but they aren't. You might have given your car a name, like "Vivienne the Rivian," "The Angry Banana," "Pam", or, like my dad's old Aegean blue BMW 328i, "Frau Blue Car" ...

Washington state law states that low beams “shall be deemed to avoid glare at all times.” Bernhard Lang Getty Images Q: What are the rules for high beams on parallel roads or divided roads? Does the ...

Raise your hand if you have ever been cruising down any major thoroughfare in metro Atlanta and been suddenly blinded by the searing white headlights of an oncoming car. Or maybe the car was behind ...