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• linda Frye on:
  Carbon Motors introduces police truck of the future
  Carbon Motors just left our town Connersville, Indiana scamming us for many years on the E7 police car. We did not sell a manufacturing plant here because Carbon was going to buy it. After 5 years of nothing but scamming us out of our riverboat casino money they picked up and left. Just check out Santana Li's linkedin and you will see. He has had many companies none ever produced a product and the last one Carbon Motors was for 7 years and still no product ever came off an assembly line. Most companies her only had 1 year or less. Investors beware Please be careful in California for this scam artist.
• Undreaming on:
  Driving in Russia - Must See
  You can really pick up a few russian swearings from this!
• Wootah on:
  Driving in Russia - Must See
  Wow that compilation is Nuts. Who in their right mind would try to pass a truck without knowing what was on the other side of it?
• Ron on:
  Why?
  Thank-you! I feel vindicated for thinking California drivers are assholes for hogging the passing lane. It is a constant irritation to me since much of my work day is spent driving on the highways. If the driver ahead of me is driving as slow as the driver on his or her right and I'm wanting to pass I will honk my horn repeatedly until the driver ahead of me either speeds up or slows down enough to get into the right lane. Often this does not work though since these Californian drivers in particular, despite their embarrassment, are not only idiots they are stubborn bitches as well!
• Wootah on:
  Utah
  Not sure if joking or serious!
• expectnothing on:
  “It’s A Brick” – Tesla Motors’ Devastating Design Problem
  Followup Story
• expectnothing on:
  What to do when Pulled Over by a Cop
  I got pulled over for the first time last week. Luckily, I read your page on getting out of tickets and it worked. I was going about 47 in a 40 (hardly ticket worthy) on Bayshore drive in Tampa, FL. He said I was going 55... yeah right. The lanes are narrow and there's not many places to pull over. I even used your handwave and waited to pull over until I was in a safe place for him to get out of his car. He asked the question, "Do you know how fast you were going?" to which I used your classic reply, "No sir, I wasn't paying attention." I think being in the military and in uniform helped as well because he just gave me a warning, said people die on this road all the time (yeah right) and to be more attentive in the future. Thanks for the tips! ThE_WatcHDoG
• ivehadnoduisforthreeweeks on:
  Top Other Enemies
  The last comment I post here was an accident in the wrong spot, please delete. Anyway, about Arizona drivers. These guys are really aggressive in Arizona. They will run a stop sign and honk at you like it's your fault. They will do everything they can to keep you from merging onto a freeway and then make fun of you if they see you struggling. Even the pedestrians are aggressive. They jaywalk and then yell at you when you slow and stop for them jaywalking like it's your fault for driving correctly.
• jejd on:
  Links
  1) www.trafficwaves.org An unconventional driving technique that might help break up traffic jams if the conditions are right. 2) www.waze.com A nifty smartphone app that will collect traffic data as you drive to help determine the best driving routes (like a real-time GPS.)
• expectnothing on:
  Enemy Vehicles
  @ Construction Vehicles: I used to think they were annoying as heck too, then I lived in Delaware for a year. Wow, down there, construction vehicles are so low priority it's not even funny. I once saw them tear up a 10 mile stretch of Rt 81 and completely repath it while replacing four road bridges with wider ones in 1 month. After that, I realized construction vehicles are very much a state issue. Given, I've seen another state have a better Department of Transportation as Delaware >.> Hammer