Why do people not just call 911? Most areas now have the non-emergency numbers ring to the 911 call centers, because their definition of an emergency may differ from yours.

The German and American brands tend to allow both to be on at the same time. The Asian brands seem to be against this. Keep in mind, heated seats use an actual heating element in the seat, while cooled seats are literally just ventilated seats with a fan blowing air through them, usually connected to the climate…

The fact he pointed out that the Teluride is in fact not as big as everyone wants people to think, and that it is in fact a size competitor with the Highlander, Pilot, Explorer, etc., and is definitely smaller than the Tahoe and Suburban class, is something everyone should be focusing on. But the rest of the review…

Didn’t Jalopnik do a story on ZipCar eliminating most of its operations years ago?

Not unless you made yourself personally liable for the debt. Unless a creditor pierces the corporate veil, which requires findings that lean towards fraud or not really rubbing the business like a business, then the owners of any LLC or Corporation would not be responsible for the business’s debts. 

There are definitely a lot of questions, starting with the thoroughness of the initial search. The likelihood a flashlight was visible really puts the credibility of the initial investigation at issue.

Then maybe those people should read the article to begin with, you included.

Not disagreeing with anything except for why he might have returned: evidently his car was still there.

Simply starting from a place with false information negates the argument. Many things about this situation that happened seem abnormal and likely improper. It does not make it okay to create a false narrative. So many comments simple disregard the facts.

Every article clearly states he not only called 911 from the scene, but also met with a Sheriff at the scene, the night of the incident. Multiple reports note he drove one of the Sheriff’s vehicles home.

Every article clearly states he not only called 911 from the scene, but also met with a Sheriff at the scene, the night of the incident. Multiple reports note he drove one of the Sheriff’s vehicles home

Every article clearly states he not only called 911 from the scene, but also met with a Sheriff at the scene, the night of the incident. Multiple reports note he drove one of the Sheriff’s vehicles home.

Every article clearly states he not only called 911 from the scene, but also met with a Sheriff at the scene, the night of the incident. Multiple reports note he drove one of the Sheriff’s vehicles home.

Every article clearly states he not only called 911 from the scene, but also met with a Sheriff at the scene, the night of the incident. Multiple reports note he drove one of the Sheriff’s vehicles home

Except is illegal to flee the scene of an accident in Oklahoma, even if you are not at fault. So if you had taken any effort to get his information before working on your vehicle, you would have definitely been in a position to negotiate, even with facts not in your favor.

Every article clearly states he not only called 911 from the scene, but also met with a Sheriff at the scene, the night of the incident.

My first thought was that those amber lights are warning flashers too. The front ones definitely do not seem appropriate for turn signals.

I’ve never had a blind spot system alert for such barriers. Sounds like the one system you tried was just messed up, or, maybe it was a parking system that was having issues and operating at the wrong speed. Especially since you have beeping. Blind spot systems generally do not beep. The only one I can think of that…

None of the vehicles with proximity based push button start require you to remove the key from your pocket and put them anywhere else. That is the whole point of the system: conveniently never taking the key out of your pocket. 

The read range is less than a foot to a maximum of a foot and a half. So rest assured, it is not going to be unlocked by a normal random person.