You passed your test, but are you really ready for the road? There are 5 crucial real-world skills driving schools rarely teach and you need to know them.

A column on learning to drive in the days before automatic transmissions prompts readers to share their experiences.

NOTE: This article is updated regularly. Even if you fancy yourself the next Lewis Hamilton, the best way to become a better high-performance driver is to take lessons from folks who know more than ...

I didn’t learn to drive until I was 27. I grew up in cities, so there wasn’t a great need, and more importantly I was stone cold terrified: when I tried to drive my then-boyfriend’s car at age 18, I ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Georgia native Luke Pye was 18 years old, driving with his high school girlfriend on the highway when a van cut ...

Growing up loving cop cars like those from TJ Hooker, for the past couple years I’ve fantasized buying a law enforcement Dodge Charger—in particular, a supervisor’s Dodge Charger, complete with push ...

Grab a notebook, a pencil, your helmet and your tools-it's time to go to school. In the old days, the only way to become a racer was to actually buy or build a car, prep it yourself and have at it.

Driving stick is a vanishing art. Everyone, seemingly, learns to drive on an automatic transmission and then never picks up the skills need to operate a manual. Which is a shame, as there's no better ...

A person placing traffic cones in a row in front of a Tesla during a driving test. - Nataliya Dmytrenko/Getty Images Getting a driver's license is no longer a priority for teens, but having the ...