Knowing the tell-tale signs of a bad or failing brake booster can save you time and money at the shop and with your insurance company after an accident.

Being able to safely get from Point A to Point B on the nation’s highways and byways isn’t always easy as many drivers are operating vehicles with components that do not pass modern safety standards.

In recent years, the size of vehicles in the U.S. has been rising quickly, as consumers increasingly value large trucks and SUVs — and prioritize purchasing them.

Regenerative brakes capture excess energy and store it in a vehicle’s battery as electricity.

No driver, auto company or parts manufacturer wants to encounter a situation where brakes fail while a vehicle is in use, and fortunately there are many ways to get around these concerns.