A bill known as the Traffic Safety for All Act would restrict Washington police officers from pulling people over for nonmoving violations.

Police in Washington would be barred from stopping drivers solely for nonmoving violations, like expired tabs or a broken headlight, under a Democratic-backed bill in the state Legislature.

A driver is being treated for injuries after they were trapped under a car following a crash in Gwinnett County early Monday ...

And all I kept asking was ‘How is my wife? Please God help me. Help, help, help my wife,’” Ernesto LaGuardia said in court Friday.

Designer Christian Siriano drew the inspiration for his latest New York Fashion Week collection from his love of cars ...

"I put the car up on the hoist, and that’s when I found it," he told Yahoo News Australia. Wedged underneath the vehicle, ...

A recent traffic stop by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Salt Lake County is under scrutiny after local police ...

A Tampa man nearly died in a maintenance-gone-wrong incident over the weekend. The Tampa Police Department said on Feb. 1, a ...

Few&Far Luvhondo, by the founders of Under Canvas, just opened in Limpopo, South Africa, with a 24-mile, solar-powered aerial ...

A state representative from Providence is facing a drunken driving charge after he was arrested in Cranston in the early ...

A West Lebanon man is facing charges after he crashed his car while allegedly trying to evade police in Vermont and New York.