http://apnews.excite.com/article/20050408/D89BBI4O0.html
nate

Here www.monzaspeed.it complete photo report race of italy in Monza.

For Left Lane Drivers.  Left lane blockers sounds so negative.  LLDs
are wonderful people who save lives by slowing down the deadly speeders.

found link on another newsgroup
http://www.wftv.com/news/4368167/detail.html
nate

Improving our gas mileage is a way we can all reduce america's need
for oil and thus end this war and bring our soldiers home before bush
kills and maims thousands more.  And, of course, it will also save
thousands of civilian lives every year on our own highways like it did

Yeah - this expensive frill might save a handful of lives a year, but
lower speed limits and mandatory prison for speeders and DUIs would
save 20 thousand lives and billions of $.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/automobiles/AP-Tire-Pressure.html?

Now, let me see if I've got this straight.
As a regular citizen motorist, if I get caught
speeding I'll be required to pay a ticket.  If
I get caught speeding over a pedestrian to

For those silly nincompoops still contending there's such a thing as the
British car industry:
http://tinyurl.com/6alus
MG-Rover: Rust In Peace

 I've noticed three times in the past week fuel economy has been mentioned
in a car commercial I have seen.   It's interesting to watch because
normally I don't think fuel economy is mentioned at all.
 The Toyota Prius car commercial didn't talk about actual fuel economy much

I haven't driven a manual transmission car since I attended driving
school many, many years ago.  Recently, I've tried using a car that
wasn't an automatic, and it's been a disaster.
Are there any web based tutorials that'll help refresh my memory on

It's great to see arrogant pedalcyclists, such as the one in the story
who got a $133 ticket for riding his bike in a crosswalk, finally
getting the law enforcement attention they so richly deserve. It's
also interesting to note that, despite the fact that motorists

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,152793,00.html
Photos:
http://www.pbase.com/shaun/keithstrailer
This really isn't a bad curve unless you've never driven a motor vehicle

This morning on one of those lovely 65 MPH four lane surface streets
we have around here, I was doing the speed limit and caught up to some
clown in a Range Rover doing 60 MPH. So I pull into the passing lane,
speed up to about 90 MPH, and pass him. I then return to the right

Was driving down 85 this weekend (1 lane each way) and saw an SUV try
to pass several cars and a semi.
He ended up driving off the road on the opposite side because at the
last second he realized he couldn't complete his pass and narrowly

About time! Kudos to Ron Watkins and the Colorado state police.  Sure, there
are bigger problems, but if they're going to be enforcing traffic laws, how
about looking at issues that create problems - like left lane blockers
(LLBs).