Commercial vehicles will continue to run on diesel fuel for the foreseeable future, according to new research from business information provider IHS Markit.

In advance of the Global Climate Action Summit, a new study tracks the difference a decade can make in climate action and the role of transportation.

According to findings from Cox Automotive, consumer awareness of driverless vehicles has skyrocketed and the desire for autonomous features is high. However, those who believe roadways would be safer if all vehicles were fully autonomous has decreased 18 percentage points in just two years.

WalletHub recently did an in-depth study on the best and worst cities to drive in, comparing the 100 largest cities across 29 key indicators of driver-friendliness. And one of those factors included access to and cost of maintenance.

According to a new Gallup poll, 83 percent of U.S. adults still drive a car at least several times per week, and 64 percent drive every day.

A recent study shows saying no to customers can be surprisingly costly for service departments.

Seventy-six percent of ADAS car owners and 65 percent of connected car owners warmed up to ADAS and connected cars after personally experiencing the features in their car.

The "Delayed Vehicle Maintenance Tracking Study" evaluated consumers that have delayed routine maintenance parts and services. In total, 7.9 percent of consumers indicate they have delayed routine vehicle maintenance.