In a patent filed Jan. 1, an inventor named Rinard Ford described a new way to make head-up displays better for drivers.

The incredible story behind the Moylan Arrow, the unassuming yet ingenious invention that transformed the humble fuel gauge.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. WILSON, N.C. (WNCN) – A 12-year-old Wilson ...

Given the success of Anderson's patent and the ubiquitous nature of windshield wipers today, one can imagine that the invention became an immediate hit. lissart The unsung hero of any vehicle is ...

On the 11th of last month, a man named James [Jim] Moylan died at the age of 80 at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, ...

History loves a winner, but car culture has always had a soft spot for glorious losers. The kind of cars that sold like warm beer at an ice hockey game, yet somehow managed to leave fingerprints all ...

WILSON, N.C. (WTVD) -- A Wilson middle school student is on a mission to prevent children from dying after being left behind in hot cars. Lydia Denton invented a car seat device that measures the ...

Tuesday So… It is a beautiful, spectacular day here in Los Angeles. I am sitting at my desk and looking out at the swimming pool and I am thinking a DEEP THOUGHT: I ...

Last year, 12-year-old Lydia Denton heard about the death of a baby in a hot car. It caught her attention. With her siblings, Denton decided to come up with an invention to try to prevent other baby ...

"I really hope this is something that could save lives." When Lydia Denton learned about kids dying of hot car deaths because they are accidentally left behind, she decided to find a solution. Two ...

A Rootstown teenager who won a national contest last year after inventing a device to prevent vehicle theft last year is now working with a mentor to bring her device to market. Ava-Elizabeth Bell, an ...