winter driving

Learn the difference and which works best for you

If you have to park your vehicle outside here in Minnesota, should you leave your windshield wipers up or down when wintery weather is in the forecast?

The winter storm has caused roads to deteriorate across northern Minnesota.

There are several warning systems in your car that can be triggered with heavy snow. What do they mean, and should you be worried?

While you should avoid driving during a snowstorm, sometimes you can't avoid it. Here are some crucial reminders if you have to hit the road during a winter storm.

Snow, ice, and the hilly roads of Duluth can be a potential driving disaster. According to the Duluth Police, these are the most dangerous winter intersections.

Winter season is peak autobody repair season. Slippery roads mean more cars in the ditch and more collisions on the road. There's an added problem this year.

Snow, ice, and the hilly roads of Duluth can be a potential driving disaster. According to the Duluth Police, these are the most dangerous winter intersections.

With ice and wet, heavy snow combined, this storm could make travel extremely difficult and cause power outages.

We live in what some call the Frozen Tundra, and with that the weather can be brutal. Icy roads throughout Duluth and Minnesota are not our friend. A recent icy crash in Duluth was caught by MNDashCam.

These images from the Minnesota Department of Transportation will make you glad this storm missed the Northland. Some areas received up to a foot of snow!

Winter is coming.