Failing to reduce speed before a turn, braking mid-corner, and distracted driving are critical factors contributing to heavy truck rollover accidents.

Just a few seconds of truck driver distraction, coupled with a car's lack of warning, led to a tragic highway accident on 14/3.

Vehicles left unused during the Tet holiday require inspection of key components such as the battery, tires, engine oil, brakes, and fuel before returning to the road.

I don't consider myself a skilled driver; I simply remind myself of a straightforward principle: arriving home safely is a success.

Regenerative braking causes electric vehicles to decelerate without illuminating brake lights, requiring drivers behind to adjust their observation habits and maintain safe following distances.

I own a Cub motorcycle gifted by my parents; it runs well after nearly 30 years, but its license plate is severely worn, rusted, and most of its numbers are faded.

Taking regular eye breaks, blinking frequently, and adjusting lighting appropriately can help reduce eye strain during long drives over Tet.