ATLANTA — Did you know that using your hazard lights is illegal in some states? The light can incorrectly signal that you’re stopped or moving slower than other traffic. Many argue that hazard lights ...

If you’ve ever been driving down the highway during a really bad storm, you’ve probably seen other drivers put on their hazard lights — and maybe you’ve done it yourself. But according to AAA, it’s ...

The first band of El Niño storms has brought snow to areas that may not be accustomed to seeing or driving in the cold weather, which has led to some questions about winter weather driving. Snow fell ...

A: I ran the question past Gary-the-retired-CHP-officer. He replied, “It is illegal to drive with your hazard lights flashing.” The driver should maintain a safe speed and, if traffic is backing up ...

We've all been there: The rain is pouring down in sheets, you're white-knuckle holding the steering wheel of your car and the person in front of you suddenly turns on their yellow, blinking hazard ...

Some Mississippi drivers use them in storms and traffic. But are hazard lights — also called emergency flashers — allowed ...

Q: Should drivers use their hazard lights when driving in the rain? Amy in short: There are arguments to be made either way, and state law is no help. A bit more: While some states specify hazard ...

We're no strangers to downpours and whiteouts -- sometimes in the same week, living by the Great Lakes. Driving in it can prove adventurous for all the wrong reasons, and a question arises: Do you ...

Many are really not used to rain.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - You’re supposed to turn on your hazards if you’re having car trouble. But City Councilmembers are considering a bill that would allow drivers to turn on their hazard lights ...

Just as colorful Christmas lights herald the arrival of holiday season, flashing hazard lights serve as a sure sign that the rainy season has descended upon Miami. For the next six months, your ...