Hola Todos,
Aqui hay un video nuevo de Interestado Cinco en Alta California (y un
platano muy delicioso):
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-345365963932262684

Some new road photos have just been added to the Worldwide Highway Library.
Some American States are represented this time around: California, Maryland
and West Virginia.
There are two ways to see these latest photos:

Why can't cars be equiped with wireless devices that simply let you
point at any obnoxious car . The device then transmits the information
to a central database that generates reports based on how many times a
car has been 'flagged' by users. This is similar to the way 99% of

Makes sense to me.  Do the same with DUI and red light running and all
moving violations.  Turn a $100 fine into $1000.

Let the Laura Bush vs. Everyone Else flame war begin!
http://www.azcentral.com/12news/news/articles/0103photo03-ON-CP.html
Scottsdale's Loop 101 speed-enforcement cameras met city officials'
expectations in slowing drivers and reducing the severity of freeway

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml;jsessionid=N1YEJCEWN2IMZQFIQMFCFFOAVC
BQYIV0?xml=/news/2007/01/07/nmotor07.xml
Motorists face EU crackdown
By Patrick Hennessy, Political Editor, Sunday Telegraph
Last Updated: 12:29am GMT 07/01/2007

And we could easily cut that highway death toll by 90% overnight if we
stopped coddling the deadly speeders and DUIs and other nut drivers.
But  psychopath america says "f.ck it - i like driving crazy and i
don't care how many people i kill."

I've enjoyed this car for many years. What should I get next?
http://over100percent.com/vette.htm
'98 Black C5 Corvette Convertible. Red interior. Auto. All Options. 12 CD
Player. Z51 Suspension. K&N Filter and Performance Exhaust. Great Condition.

It has been suggested here that at cars limits of adhesion at 100 mph
are so different from the common experience at 75 mph that one must
explore them fully at 100 mph if one is to be "competent" at that speed.
Let's look at some numbers:

The Worldwide Highway Library has just added a video of northern San
Bernardiono.  The route beyond the lens is Interstate 215, direction
northbound.  Come and see the video that was never to be, but due to
circumstances and a camera-knob stuck between "camera" and "camcorder",

The subject speaks for itself.
I have sold cars in two states.  In both states, the background
investigation and fingerprint process was equal to getting a concealed
firearms permit.

This morning, a video of California State Route 17 was added to the
Worldwide Highway Library.  Its footage covers the morning-commute in
Campbell, and discussion includes the unique layout of its terminus w/
State Route 1.  There are two ways to see the video:

Four lane road (two in each direction). Posted speed limit: 65 MPH.
I'm in the right lane behind a green Exploder. Pacing the Exploder in
the left lane is a newer RSX. These two assclowns pull slowly away
from the light and Slotherate up to about 60 MPH, all the while

Earlier tonight, a video of California State 112 was added to the Worldwide
Highway Library.  Known in the San Leandro area as Davis Street, the route
connects downtown w/ a multi-laned route destined for the Oakland
International Airport (State Route 61).  Route 112 only exists