Check out the Firefighting Simulator: Ignite trailer for the firefighting simulation game to see what's coming with the Motor Vehicle Accident expansion, which brings new gameplay content focused on ...

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Firefighting Simulator: Ignite is a simulation delivering even greater immersion and realism to firefighting enthusiasts. Step into the boots of a U.S. firefighter and face high-stakes missions that ...

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The United States’ current administration is taking a much different approach to regulating vehicle emissions than its predecessors. Whereas Clean Air Act enforcement ramped up for years, making ...

Federal tax credits have expired, but it’s still a great time to buy an electric vehicle, with some automakers offering rebates of up to $10,000 off the sticker price. For this list, Consumer Reports ...

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Teen drivers have the highest auto insurance rates of any demographic: A family adding a 16-year-old to their full-coverage policy could expect to see their premiums more than double, from an average ...

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The least expensive cars in the U.S. can be found by checking transaction prices—what people are actually paying—rather than just looking at the window stickers. That’s because in this roller-coaster ...