Failing to properly clear snow and ice from your vehicle creates hazardous driving conditions for yourself and others.

Digging your car out after a snowstorm can feel like a race against time, but experts say rushing, or using the wrong tools, ...

The Tri-State’s first significant snowfall of the year left many drivers brushing off their windshields this week.

We looked into a question that comes up every time it snows. Are people who choose not to wipe off the snow doing something ...

Ohio law bans people from driving with snow or anything else obstructing their front, side or rear windows. While driving ...

While there are no Cincinnati ordinances that forbid driving with snow on top of your car or trunk, the Cincinnati Police Department shared a reminder for winter driving on Dec. 2, which recommended ...

Snow and ice left on a vehicle can block visibility and break loose at highway speeds, putting other drivers at risk. Several ...

You step outside, ready to leave, and your car is covered in a solid layer of ice. After the winter storm that swept across ...

Laws vary by state, but drivers can still face fines or citations if snow or ice blocks visibility or creates road hazards.

In Massachusetts, it is not illegal to drive a vehicle covered in snow, however, drivers can be fined if the snow is considered an obstruction of sight or an unsecured load.