Anytime I see a story like this, that references a particular location, I always head over to Google Maps to get a better understanding. I couldn’t help but chuckle when the aerial shot of that crossing shows a train blocking Lilley Rd.

Ghost cars do exist.

How about this Sonic commercial. It’s obvious that they aren’t wearing seatbelts but shirts with seatbelts.

Screeching tires on dirt or gravel always makes me insane.

Or rear view mirrors.

Funny, I had a Plymouth Horizon that would randomly start blowing its horn at night too. I think it had to do with the cold temperatures (keeping in mind I lived in L.A. and it doesn’t get as cold as say, MONTANA).

I nominate Mr. Le Douche to interview drivers.

I was driving through Durham a few weeks ago, running an errand, and I suddenly realized why the scenery looked so familiar, even though I had never travelled that road before. - It was the truck-peeling bridge! It was like seeing a celebrity in the street, although the good burghers of Durham would probably not have…

Not even, Rabbit Season?

$160,000? You could get a speedy car for that money. Speedier than that.

We’ve reached a point where even cars are being built out of the cheapest pot metal available. How long until I can buy a $500 disposable Honda at Harbor Freight?

My bad...

I’m surprised Texas hasn’t done the dixie version...