Maybe in the air is a better term. Started on page 23 while on a 3
hour layover in JFK airport in NYC (a f.cking dungeon, BTW). First
time on an airplane in about two years, not much has changed. TSA =
usual stupidity, but atleast the process was quick and my flights, so

I am in California.  I just got the renewal bill for my personal
umbrella policy, and the "Important Notice" brochure that always comes
with it said, "The definition of insured is revised so that a person or
organization using an insured's auto, RV or watercraft is no longer

Is there any reason that the rudest drivers on the road almost always
drive pickup trucks?  It seems like they think they own the road.
They cut others off, and are just plain rude.  Is this the cowboy
mentality that seems to be associated with trucks, or are those that

These directional tire spikes that permanently damage people car tires
if they drive accross them in the wrong direction need to be made
illegal because they are a HUGE waste on our natural resources. Tons
of oil has been wasted by the time you read this because these spikes

Can anyone help!!
When i drive my honda accord above 40mph, i begin to hear a loud
humming sort of noise from the front of the car. not sure if its under
the bonnet or to do with the wheel bearings.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19642602/
2-year-old dies in car as temperature soars
Uncle charged after child left for 5 hours in Iowa
Updated: 5:22 a.m. MT July 7, 2007

1) I have had my first manual transmission car for about a week. I had
my first experience with a stick shift car 2 weeks ago. After
practicing for hours and hours in a parking lot with an 89 honda I
eventually got the basics of driving a stick. I am comfortable driving

I have become increasingly concerned by Mayor Mike "Whiner" Bloomberg's
fervent pushing for "Congestion Pricing" during peak hours in New York City.
The deadline for the NYS Legislature to approve of the measure is supposedly
July 16th, even though the Federal Government will not ...

A left-reverse curve is nothing uncommon.  When space is tight, the curve
helps maintain the continuity of a through-road.  What's uncommon is if the
reverse-curve has narrower roadwidth than the two connecting straightaways,
is unable to accomodate parallel parking, and whose ...

An automated way of allowing cars to drive much closer to each other
in heavy moving traffic, so-called platooning, could cut congestion,
save fuel and cut greenhouse gas emissions, according to research
published today in Inderscience's International Journal of the

This is the coolest truck box you have ever seen.  Check it out.
www.alumiknox.com

Seems people are up in arms about it.... but like most things it's going
to be an uphill battle to get it un-done. This is why government sneaks
stuff in when people aren't watching.
http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/18/1856.asp

Here's yet another data point in support of that study which found
that elderly drivers have problems judging the speed of oncoming
traffic when they are waiting to make a left turn and get into a
disproportionate number of collisions as a result.

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I ran 5 red lights today including one with a camera and I didn't get
caught! HAHA!!!!

Get right behind them and honk your horn for a couple seconds.  They'll
get mad and slow down just to spite you. Brilliant.