Agreed. Although the starting QB at our university was in a number of my engineering classes at the time (our school wasn’t anything special in the sports rankings though) but it is safe to say that most of the athletes are not majoring in the engineering half of the campus.

Wut?

Tom, your articles are always informative based on your ongoing experience in the business, and having you here is a real asset to Jalopnik (a win-win). Thanks.

Wickens called himself a paraplegic, theres nothing wrong with their headline

Don’t be facetious, the point is that there is a lot we have to learn about the balance between manual and automated control and that marching forward towards the autonomous future without regard to that balance (i.e. straight to full autonomy) is foolishness.

The local police, according to the outlet, are still deciding what the charges should be.

Yeah, it’s called Australia. 

I wonder if they ban any of the stupid ads where manufacturers tout how the cars nannies can auto brake and such so you barely have to pay attention while driving. That’s encouraging unsafe driving.

But those are Canadian Months, that’s only 72 months American.

There’s nothing more Modern American Millennial Content Creator than living in squalor while your parents have a summer home in Europe.

I will NOT give you flak for that take. I honestly think many will say slow-car fast is a great way to go.

I know this is an “enthusiast” website and I’m going to get some heat for this but.....

And now it’s story time. My uncle is a police officer and was called out to work a single-vehicle accident at a rural intersection. Being in Houston, the area is really flat. There was nothing but fields on all four corners. The car was upside-down in the ditch. By the time my uncle arrived, the driver had been pulled…

Automakers have all learned their lesson, though. It’s not like anyone is abandoning sedans and small cars. No, no one’s doing that. That would be insane!

This is nothing new. It has happened forever.

Its like they have some kind of thinking impairment, or something else preventing them from making clear and cogent decisions or something.  

All the official corner stations for Laguna are approved for safety by multiple sanctioning bodies, so if this happened at an official corner station it really isn’t anyone’s fault (the sanction bodies and the track will have to reevaluate the positioning of the corner stations and barriers). If the barriers or corner…

So, basically:

No one is forcing anyone to buy something they can’t afford. And I’m not talking about predatory practices from lenders or shady dealers, that is a whole other story.