ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - The ties between the Kurdistan Region and the Islamic Republic of Iran will not be affected by the ...

“Seems every year everybody kind of forgets about the snow and ice,” said Kory Rupp, the General Manager of McAbee Carstar.

(WFSB) - It’s the season for ice missiles, those sheets of ice and snow flying ... hit their cars. “That’s a huge safety concern. We’ve seen where it causes significant front-end damage ...

As the winter season comes to a close, many are making a final trip to the Himalayas to experience the snow. One such Mahindra ... rushed him to Hospital- Watch Front-wheel-drive advantage ...

What does Michigan law say about pushing snow into the road and driving behind snowplows? What should I have in my car this ...

Used car values are generally significantly ... drive and while £2,500 now bags a front-wheel-drive model, those with 4WD are what you need to survive in snow. These start at £3,500 and go ...

Related: How to Protect Your Car From Rust in Winter First ... not push, the snow off the vehicle in a straight line from the front bumper by extending your arm as far across the hood as you ...

Snow blanketed cars in Charlottesville on Tuesday, February 11, as a winter storm rocked Virginia. This footage shared to X by user wx_virginia shows footprints left in the snow as it continues to ...

According to Connecticut General Statute (14-252a), drivers are required to remove snow and ice from their cars, including the roof, hood, and trunk. If someone does not clean their car ...

Weak upslope is expected into the early hours of Tuesday bringing the chance for light snow accumulations for much of the Front Range. Very little impact to the Tuesday morning commute is expected ...

A cold front has already hit the Texas Panhandle, bringing colder weather to the northern most tip of the Lone Star State. But as the week progresses, that frigid air will make its way into cities ...

Do you have to clear all the snow or ice off your car's side and rear windows? Colorado law states that drivers must have an unobstructed view for at least 200 feet behind their vehicle.