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What Vehicle Documents Should You Photograph Before a Road Trip?

A road trip checklist usually covers the fun stuff first: snacks, sunglasses, chargers, playlists, and enough drinks to make the highway look like a reasonable life choice. But before the car rolls out of the driveway, one less glamorous task deserves attention: photographing the vehicle documents that could become incredibly…

Clever Dude · Aug 10

5 Car-Seat and Hot-Car Checks Dads Should Build Into Every Trip

The family car often feels like command central, filled with snacks, toys, jackets, and the mysterious collection of items that somehow migrates into every cup holder. Amid the chaos, dads can build a few simple safety habits that make every trip safer, especially when it comes to car seats and…

Clever Dude · Aug 9

7 Pickup-Truck Tire and Load Mistakes That Show Up on Summer Road Trips

Summer road trips turn pickup trucks into rolling adventure machines, hauling campers, coolers, tools, bikes, luggage, and enough snacks to stock a tiny convenience store. Those extra pounds can create tire and load problems when drivers forget that every truck has limits. A quick check before a long drive can…

Clever Dude · Aug 7

6 Dashboard Warning Lights That Should Not Be Covered With Tape

A dashboard warning light can feel like an annoying little nagging voice from your car, but covering it with tape only hides the messenger, not the problem. Those glowing symbols exist to alert drivers about issues that may affect safety, reliability, or expensive repairs.

Clever Dude · Aug 5

5 Insurance Statements That Can Complicate an Auto Claim

A few words after a crash can create a surprisingly big headache during an auto claim. Statements that sound harmless, casual, or even helpful can create confusion if they do not match the facts, the damage, or the timeline of what happened.

Clever Dude · Aug 3

A Practical Guide to Heatstroke Risks Fathers Should Never Ignore in a Parked Car

A parked car can become a dangerous place for a child faster than many parents realize, turning an ordinary errand into an emergency. Fathers who understand the risks of vehicle heatstroke can take simple but powerful steps to keep children safe during hot weather.

Clever Dude · Aug 3

NHTSA Grants Zoox Two-Year Exemption From Several Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for Its Automated Driving System Vehicle

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has granted automated vehicle company Zoox a temporary exemption from portions of several Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) that apply to its automated driving system (ADS)-equipped vehicle. The exemption, published in the Federal Register on July 31, 2026, is effective from July…

Clever Dude · Aug 3

Warning Pops Up On Woman’s Toyota Camry. Then She Grabs Her 10-Month-Old Baby And Flees Before Disaster Strikes

"I never jumped so fast to the back of my car."

Motor1 · Aug 2

The Trump Administration Just Named a Front-Runner in the Robotaxi Race

Zoox got the first commercial exemption for a driverless car. It came with a promise that safety regulations would evolve “as Zoox's technology advances.”

Reason · Jul 31

Trump's DOT Introduces Changes to 'Accelerate' AV Deployment, Directs NHTSA to Grant Zoox Temporary Exemption

The Donald Trump administration on Thursday introduced changes to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations aimed at expediting the development and deployment of autonomous vehicles, granting Amazon.com Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:AMZN) Robotaxi operator Zoox a temporary exemption to deploy its driverless vehicles commercially.

Benzinga · Jul 31