Q: Too often I see drivers give maybe one blink of their turn signal before turning. That can't be enough to meet the requirements of the law, right? How far in advance of an intersection or lane ...

Turn signals can seem optional on South Florida roads. That’s evident by the driver who just cut in front of you on the highway without warning. The reasons? “I forgot.” “That’s still a thing?” “The ...

Do you flick on your turn signal and hear one — or even both of your blinkers — tick faster than usual? This isn't some new gimmick with your car. It indicates that there's an electrical issue ...

The South Carolina Department of Public Safety is reminding drivers of an “innovative feature” that all vehicles have.

(WHTM) — While turning right on a red light is a common maneuver, some signs may not allow it. Some signals have signs that explicitly say “No Turn On Red,” but others have signs that say “Red Light ...

Turn signals are one of the earliest automotive safety features. In the early 1900s, some cars came with mechanical arm "trafficators" that would pop out of either side of the car to indicate a turn.

You're behind the wheel, about to make a turn, and you flip that little lever next to the steering wheel on your left. If you're in the U.S., you're probably calling it a "turn signal" or "blinker." ...

When you’re driving, using your turn signal is the most effective way to communicate your intention of changing lanes or turning to others on the road. But some drivers in North Carolina don’t use ...