Cruise control has the obvious benefit of letting you take your foot off the gas without losing your car's momentum. But does it save gas as well?

Drivers looking to improve their MPG might consider switching to cruise control. However, this will work best on flat roads with little traffic.

Adaptive Cruise Control and Super Cruise are both descended from the cruise control systems we've had for decades, but each offers different features.

Driving at inconsistent speeds burn more gas, which cruise control helps prevent. We VERIFY what you need to know about cruise control and fuel.

On average, AAA says 97% of summer trips are by car. If you’re on a long road trip, you may turn on cruise control to keep from feeling tired or uncomfortable during the drive. VERIFY viewer Tracy ...