With winter's grasp about to be upon us, the issue of getting stuck in snow becomes more prominent in our daily lives.

Aside from standard emergency-kit necessities, everyday items can also be helpful in a blizzard. If a car gets stuck in the snow, use sand, rocks, cat litter, or pine needles to increase traction.

If you're driving out on North Texas roads Tuesday, be careful: Of the 112 calls Tarrant County Sheriff's Office courtesy patrol responded to between Friday and Saturday, 79 were requests for motor ...

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WARWICK, R.I. (WPRI) — Simon Davis spent more than an hour trying to shovel his father’s buried car out of the snow Tuesday morning after a historic blizzard dumped nearly four feet of snow on the ...

With snow piling up on the road and plows having difficulty keeping up, cars are getting stuck despite warning from officials not to drive in blizzard.

According to police, around 7:30 a.m., troopers responded to a vehicle that lost control on I-95 South at Exit 76 ramp in ...