Shorter days and darker commutes after the end of daylight saving time increase the risk of crashes, especially during evening rush hour. Fatigue a ...

If you regularly drive home at night on the highway, there's a likely chance you've come across a good few accidents on the side of the road. While may feel that you see an unusual amount these ...

Daylight saving time's end brings shorter days and longer nights, creating dangerous conditions for drivers struggling to ...

As we turn the clocks back for Daylight Saving Time, the days may get shorter — but the risks on the road grow longer. Studies show car accidents spike this time of year, with darker evenings, ...

Even small time changes can leave us feeling jet-lagged. Daylight saving time can disrupt your circadian rhythm (the internal clock that tells you when to go to bed and when to stay up), according to ...

Windy weather can kick up at a moment's notice — and if you're behind the wheel, you may have little time to react. Strong winds can jostle your vehicle and others on the road, topple power lines and ...