We don’t get to see how long he was occupying the left lane. That being said, it’s never safe to drive with a 2 foot gap between vehicles. The van is the hero in this video. He made a pass and then actually got over.

I’m not going to condone brake-checking, but there appears to be very little reason for the driver of the Trailblazer to have lost control of their vehicle.

That doesn’t look like a brake-check. That looks like an unsure driver, coming into a town, that is thinking abou their offramp/exit. Due to the slow truck and merging traffic they’re slow in getting over into the left lane but that’s their goal. You’ll notice that’s what they end up doing.

There’s no statistical difference in bystander safety or accident rates between states that don’t require permitting to carry weapons for self defense (Constitutional Carry, is generally what they call it) and states with more stringent training standards.

Campus carry has never resulted in an increase in campus shootings, and every year the list of states that allow it grows.

Who are you with this witchcraft you call LOGIC?

That’s one way to title it. Or it could be Traffic fatalities decrease due to safety improvements - pedestrian fatalities about the same as 2005, because getting hit with a car still sucks

Anybody that recommends buying a Corolla should never be trusted again.

“Here are 15 cars that would have been better in every way as regular hatchbacks”

There’s a decent chance that they’re New Orleans’ finest high school drop outs.

The perps were apprehended, queso closed.

If you bear in mind that widespread electric cars predecess the mass adoption of the internal combustion engine, this new 3 Wheeler is even more retro than the other Morgans...

I’m starting a petition that when carmakers release photos like this, they are legally required to release WAV files of the car. WHY I NO HEAR 770 SCREAMING HORSES LAMBO?

Done:

Dear Lamborghini,

Something something 2006 Miura something...

If it was the B-3 it would be plastered by Photoshoppers to look like this car:

I would like to have seen Montana.