This badass monster remote control truck takes our top spot for a solid top speed and a rugged build. It can hit 22 mph and has working headlights, plus it’s waterproof, so it can tackle terrain ...

The two-wheel-drive remote-control car is on the smaller side, at 1/14th scale, but it has a powerful motor to keep it rolling for up to 25 minutes on its all-terrain tires.

Read more: Turning a Real Car Into a Hot Wheels Toy Actually Takes a Lot of Tech Getting into remote control cars can be intimidating, but we're here to help, so strap in, charge those radios and ...

The car comes with all the batteries you need to get started, including for the remote control. A great first remote control car, it can be operated from up to 80 meters.

Daniel Michel, 42, of Deer Park, (center) travels to states as far as California to race his remote-control car. Credit: Daniel Michel The Crawlers, who meet weekly at various Long Island parks ...

Tech Company Testing Remote Operators as Self-Driving Car Backups That self-driving car you're riding in could be controlled by a teleoperator. Frank Markus Writer Aug 09, 2022 See All 3 Photos ...

At the moment, however, vehicles are being delivered with a “safety driver” sitting behind the wheel who can take control of the car if necessary. Fetch hopes to go fully remote after 18 ...