Because Brian didn't understand how a custodial arrest could be effected for a motor vehicle violation?

I gave a legitimate answer. There was a U.S. Supreme Court case a few years ago in which the court upheld Texas's right to arrest for offenses that are only punishable by fines. The motorist in the case was arrested for a seat belt violation. Read up on Atwater v. City of Lago Vista.

In Texas all traffic offenses except for speeding and open container are arrestable offenses.

I think he's the fourth from the right.

How so? Yager was afforded due process.

You're right, but the artists did have reasoning for what they did. From the Cars production notes:

I will even get the "In God We Trust" plate taken off for all the Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and Hindus out there.

The thief stole the truck and trailer along with the GN.

Disregard. Posted in error.

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The arrest location? Coors Boulevard.

Ach! Hier ist eine J.D. Power avard! is the best automobile advertisement ever.

Tonight my local news interviewed one of the pilot's friends. The person being interviewed claimed that Jimmy called a mayday before he augered in.

Installation is the reverse of removal.

What app was that?

That is one of the largest roundabouts in Carmel. It sits at the exit for what was once a state highway and is now a city-owned parkway. The roundabout has completely eliminated the old problem of traffic backing up (up to a mile) at stop lights. My commute home is now 13 minutes shorter because Carmel was able to…

No. He's actually a med school professor at Columbia.

The U.S. has used an intentional helicopter crash before in a similar type of mission.

You misread. The yellow badged people are employees of a Google contractor.

You mean Warren Zevon ;)