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 ...

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 ...