As Labor Day nears, law enforcement agencies are teaming up for “Saturation Saturday” this weekend to increase traffic safety enforcement against impaired drivers.

According to AAA, the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day are the most dangerous and deadliest for teenage drivers.

We take a test drive into the world of electric vehicles -- uncovering the practicality, infrastructure challenges and the future.

A San Antonio police officer who nearly died because of a distracted driver continues to share his recovery story.

Some might know it, but there is a rideshare for long distances that exists.

The Texas Department of Transportation’s San Antonio district has already been pre-treating major bridges and overpasses in the northern portion of Bexar County, as well as along I-35 into Comal County and I-10 toward the Kerrville area.

According to statistics from the national highway traffic safety administration, there are more than 30 million senior drivers in the U.S. Many adult children worry about their aging parent’s safety and the safety of others. But talking to a parent about driving can be emotional.

While we do not have as many cold days as the rest of country, this past February has shown us that nothing is off the table.  So, there are a few easy ways to get your car, truck, or SUV winter ready.

Educators and transportation officials across the country have spent this week spreading the message about safe driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week.

A new trial is under way to see whether cognitive changes that may lead to dementia down the road could be detected through driving years earlier.

The Texas Department of Transportation is hoping a new awareness campaign leads to fewer crashes involving distracted driving.

If you’re planning a road trip for your next vacation, odds are you might get into some sort of disagreement about driving habits with your spouse.

SAN ANTONIO – The Alamo City transformed into a winter wonderland on Monday after snow and ice blanketed highways and city streets overnight. On Sunday night, however, slick road conditions intensified as 3.7 inches of snow fell, leaving many roads throughout San Antonio impassable. Lopez said some 40 trucks were spraying brine and chat rock on highways following plows Monday. The city of San Antonio sent KSAT the following statement:“Public Works is monitoring roads following the rare winter conditions and snow accumulation. You can get the very latest forecast anytime by bookmarking our weather page and downloading the KSAT Weather Authority App - available for both Apple and Android devices.

SAN ANTONIO – Drivers, taking care of yourselves during severe wintry conditions also means taking care of your vehicle. That’s advice from San Antonio mechanics, who are offering tips to keep you moving safely if you have to be out in the below-freezing temperatures we’re expecting this weekend. When it comes to making sure your vehicle is winter-ready, Rodrigo Gonzaga, with O’Briens Automotive, says five major things need to be checked. “It’s important for your cooling to be in a good, good state of health,” Gonzaga said. Gonzaga says to make sure your tires have the right amount of pressure and good tread for the best chance at traction on slick roads.

The night before Thanksgiving has slowly turned into something some law enforcement agencies are calling ‘Drinksgiving”. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the night before Thanksgiving is becoming even more deadly than New Year’s Eve. The NHTSA says one reason for the increase is because some bars and restaurants offer Blackout Wednesday drink specials. Along with being responsible with alcohol, Texas Department of Public Safety officials say to eliminate distractions while driving, including the use of mobile devices. You also need to move over or slow down for police, fire, ems, Texas Department of Transportation vehicles and tow trucks that are stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated.