Black ice is a thin, invisible layer of ice that forms on roadways, blending seamlessly with the surface, ... Even with ...

Black ice forms without creating bubbles, ... If you try to struggle against it by steering in the opposite direction, you ...

Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death in the U.S. A highway patrol officer explains how drivers should handle emergency scenarios, from extreme weather to aggressive tailgaters.

Knowing what causes cars to skid on ice and how skidding can be corrected can make driving in the winter less frightening. Susan Carney, ...

Vehicle skidding on snow at Bridgestone Winter Driving School 00:03 "If you feel the back end of your car sliding left or right, make a very gentle turn of the steering wheel in the same direction.

BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Many of us were taught to "steer into the skid" if we lose control while driving on the ice. But a driving expert says that advice is outdated.

The Sharks ended a three-game losing streak overall, and a five-game skid on home ice. San Jose's 22 home points (from a 10-20-2 record) are the fewest in the NHL. Chicago's 19 away points (7-22-5 ...

How to handle a skid on ice and snow If you drive on icy roads long enough, a skid may be inevitable. There are several ways, according to AAA, you can handle this situation.

DON'T accelerate or slam the brakes if you're skidding on ice. "Once you've already started sliding, you're kind of going along for the ride," Carias says.

Driving in the winter is a different beast, especially when some of the most common advice for driving in the snow and cold isn't always accurate.

What's the difference between black ice and regular ice? Black ice is a lot like regular ice, according to the U.S. Forest Service.It's slippery, dangerous and can send your vehicle into a skid.