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Drugged driving is a growing concern on Wisconsin’s highways
As many as 1 in 15 people drive under the influence of marijuana. And while many believe they drive better stoned, evidence shows they don’t.
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Wisconsin family sues Tesla over crash that killed 5
A Wisconsin family is suing Tesla over a fiery crash that left five people dead in suburban Madison last year.
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Milwaukee officials call for end to ‘outrageous’ street takeovers
Milwaukee officials are pledging to crack down on those involved in “street takeovers” characterized by reckless driving after a wave of the events over Labor Day weekend.
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What people in Wisconsin should consider before buying a car right now
According to a salesman from used car dealership Schoepp Motors, now is a great time to buy a used car — but don’t do it just because you can.
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WisDOT to examine risk of Green Bay bridge collapse from ship collision
The NTSB report was released as part of the investigation into the 2024 collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
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Wisconsin’s Mechanic Shop Femme seeks to demystify buying and maintaining a car
Chaya Milchtein has built her career on making the world of cars more accessible for women, people of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Her new book offers practical advice for everyday car owners.
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Remote drivers could someday help self-driving semi-trucks
Who swoops in when a self-driving semi truck needs help? Many years from now, it could be a remote driver.
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Auto technician worker shortage creates challenges for Wisconsin repair shops, technical colleges
Wisconsin auto repair shops are experiencing a shortage of workers to fill vacant auto technician roles, and it’s leading some to have longer wait times for their customers.
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Wisconsin trails most of its neighbors on EV charging stations, requiring careful planning from travelers
Verona resident Libby Belden and her husband chose to buy an electric vehicle almost a year ago. But as Green Bay Packers season ticket holders, they’ve run into hurdles trying […]
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Pedestrian deaths decreased last year after a recent record high in 2022
After reaching a five-year-high in 2022, pedestrian deaths declined by 18 percent last year, according to preliminary data released by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. David Pabst, director of DOT’s […]
