The problem with flying cars is the guy who takes your investment and spend it on everything but engineering.

He did land safely at another airport according to the FAA report. http://www.asias.faa.gov/pls/apex/f?p=1…

I had a squirrel run across the front wheel of my bicycle missing it by about 2 inches. When I turned back to see where the squirrel went, it was busy humping another squirrel.

If Nico really needed Lewis to speed up, all he would have to do is get into Lewis' mirrors and Lewis would respond accordingly.

Gee, she’s not even listed as a stunt driver in the crew section on IMDB.

A former coworker was stationed at Nellis. He said they told him that if he is out flying and gets into trouble, if he can see the runway at Area 51 and knows he can make it down safely, the only option he is allowed to take is to eject. He said if you go into Area 51, your career in the Air Force is over.

I would think this guy would get an award. This was posted many years ago. The guy came in to get new tires, explain to the tire tech how to lift the car. Tire tech didn't pay attention. Car ended up being totaled due to damage to the tub. Damage was something like $20K for the rear, another $20K for the front when it…

WRC used to point cameras in the driver's face to see how often they blink.

Got to see Endeavor flying over Sacramento. Saw Discovery at the vehicle assembly building. Atlantis in its new home. Enterprise at its old home in the Smithsonian. Next on my list is the two 747's in their current homes.

State worker? http://hamptonroads.com/2014/06/vdot-c…

One of the best races I've ever watched, 1993 Cleveland GP, Nigel Mansell duking it out with Emerson Fittipauldi. Side by side racing through the corners.

I not sure if they still do this, but the UC Davis vehicle dynamics class used to go on a tour of the facility and get to ride along while they do the figure 8 course. My friend that did it said they would use tires rated for 60,000 miles and use them up in about 30 miles.

So they give you many choices in Android phones, yet they take Apple's stance of this is what you want for cars?

There are plenty of solutions.

My coworker was involved in the program with the 109's and he said nothing could keep up with them.

Part of the problem is Lynn Tilton and how she is running MD Helicopters.

The day you stop learning is the day you stop living.

I've driven Mercedes cars with this gearshift, and it always takes me moment to think and adjust when I get in one. The push-button to park always takes a moment, and I usually have to look at the lever to remember which way is D and which is R. If this is, in fact the mistake that was made, I can totally see how it…

Why? Based on witness accounts and normal logic, it would seem like she'd entered the car to reverse a bit to get out of the arm's way. So why did she go forward?

Don't ask a Prius driver, because they don't even know what that is for.