Best and worst states for drivers: 2026 study

SmartAsset reports that Massachusetts is the best state for drivers, while California ranks among the worst due to high costs and poor highway quality.

Tom Brady's aviation habits after his retirement from pro football

Jettly reports Tom Brady's career transition to sports commentator involves high earnings and private jet usage, likely optimizing asset access due to cost inefficiencies.

What is an OBS truck?

RealTruck.com reports on "OBS" trucks, referring to Ford and Chevy models produced between 1992-1997, known for reliability and classic styling.

How private jet pricing went from opaque to transparent, and why it matters

Paramount Business Jets reports that private jet pricing has become more transparent due to federal regulations, allowing buyers to better understand quotes.

Fall looks better from the water: 5 reasons to extend boating season

(BPT) - Summer may get most of the attention when it comes to boating, but the fun doesn't have to end when seasons change. With quieter waterways, cooler temperatures and vibrant scenery, fall …

America's most dangerous roads: Which states are failing drivers

Law Offices of Pius Joseph reports that U.S. traffic deaths continue to vary by state, with Mississippi having the highest fatality rate.

Edmunds ranks the best used SUVs for your family

Edmunds reports the best used family SUVs, highlighting the Kia Sportage, Toyota Grand Highlander, and Honda CR-V for their spaciousness and value.

Distracted Driving Concerns Jump as Organizations Look to Technology for Answers

(NewsUSA) - Distracted driving continues to threaten U.S. roads, prompting companies that operate and insure commercial vehicles to explore how technologies like telematics can help identify risky …

Which private jets hold their value best?

BlackJet reports on private jets that hold their value best, highlighting key models from manufacturers like Embraer and Bombardier to minimize depreciation.

Mechanic hourly rates by state: What shops charge vs. what techs take home

Way reports that mechanic hourly rates vary significantly across states, with shop owners struggling to balance competitive wages and increased costs.

Where summer travelers go after Labor Day: The rise of shoulder season private aviation

Jettly reports that private jet charters are thriving post-Labor Day, as travelers shift to autumn for better access to exclusive destinations and less congestion.

Edmunds ranks the best SUVs for parents

Edmunds reports on the best SUVs for parents, highlighting the 2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid as a top choice for its safety and practicality.

The metro areas with America's worst commutes aren't the ones with the worst insurance bills

CarInsurance.com reports that the worst commutes don't equate to high car insurance rates. Stockton-Lodi, CA, has the longest commutes but lower premiums than the state average.

As Costs Climb for Small Businesses, Ford Pro Lends a Helping Hand

(BPT) - Small businesses keep America moving. They build homes, repair essential systems, deliver goods and provide the services communities count on every day. Together they generate roughly 44% of …

Oprah Winfrey's Global Express: Privacy at scale

BlackJet reports Oprah Winfrey prioritizes privacy and efficiency in her travels, using private jets like the Gulfstream G700 for business and comfort.

A new generation is set to get behind the wheel

CarMax reports that 80% of Gen Alpha teens plan to get their driver's license, with over two-thirds excited to drive and valuing in-person test drives.

36 vs. 84 month auto loans: What are the trade-offs?

Caribou reports that longer auto loan terms can lower monthly payments but often increase the total borrowing cost.

Buying versus leasing a car: Is there a more flexible option?

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Buying and traditional leasing have long been the two main ways to have an everyday car, but both typically require longer-term financial commitments.More flexible car options …

Lower-Cost E15 Delivers Relief at the Pump

(NewsUSA) - With U.S. gasoline prices still hovering around $4.00 per gallon, according to AAA, consumers are looking for lower-cost fuel options like E15, made with 15 percent American ethanol. …

New tire efficiency rules could save drivers $1B a year

Grist reports California's new tire efficiency rules could save drivers $1 billion annually, reduce emissions, and introduce a labeling system for better consumer choices.

Hidden costs of commuting: The real cost of returning to the office

Way.com reports that the surge in commuting expenses, driven by rising fuel, maintenance, and parking costs, significantly impacts workers' budgets as in-office mandates increase.

Bill Gates' business jet fleet explained

BlackJet reports Bill Gates' business jet fleet, worth $194 million, exemplifies strategic asset management, balancing costs, and sustainability in aviation.

States with the most auto repair shops per capita

Way.com reports Wyoming has the highest auto repair shop density, followed by South Dakota and Montana, while California, despite the most shops, ranks 24th per capita.

Don’t take your car battery for granted this summer and beyond

(BPT) - Nearly one in four vehicles on the road today needs a new battery — most without warning signs of upcoming failure.Extreme summer heat can quietly weaken your car's battery long before …

More drivers are staying in their current cars. Why they should consider revisiting their original loan.

Caribou reports that rising car prices are leading more Americans to keep their vehicles longer, yet many haven't revisited their auto loans for potential savings.

When a vehicle is stopped but the engine is running, it's still burning gas and emitting pollutants.

Leaving vehicle engines idling is unhealthy, expensive – and often illegal

Idling vehicles are easy targets for enforcement – they’re often left running for no good reason.

When is the best time to buy a used car?

Edmunds reports that the best time to buy a used car is October and November, driven by end-of-year promotions and an influx of inventory.

Does driving on gravel hurt your car?

Husky Liners reports that driving on gravel roads can cause long-term harm to your vehicle, including paint chips, accelerated tire wear, suspension strain, cracked windshields, and up to a 25% drop in fuel economy.