What scares me is the dealers that will shortcut this with 2 drilled holes and a load of bondo dumped in the area.

These speed bumps seem to actively make the area more dangerous.  One speed bump reminds you to slow down.  Two this close together causes people to lose control of their vehicles.

And now Google can pull a page out of Apples playbook and not allow fortnite on their devices. I am sure they can figure out a way to do it. 

But “US government commits $7.5B and so far only installed one charger!!!!” has so much more clickbait appeal than  “Charger installation has started, 6 years to go”

Segregation shouldn’t be open to a popularity vote. This is public property and paid for with public money. There’s no justification to close it. Our neighborhood is very safe on both sides of the fence.

I imagine Ram engineers are now obsessed to get their hands on the truck. See how their steel cage performed versus what computer simulations predicted the stamped steel would do. I know I would if I worked at Ram.

Sir, your Bolt EV is approaching its 10,000 mile service. We Recommend the following services:

The NADA’s aversion to EVs isn’t really about EVs per-se. There are three key issues:

I’m not sure if we should give him more chances to commit elder abuse. Something tells me 5 years in prison isn’t going to make him a softer, kinder person.

That said, I’d be pretty O.K. if he never got his driver’s license back.  Yeah, he can and probably would still drive without it, but it will ramp up the penalties…

Lol, Thanks.

Like everything else, launching boats takes practice. I think the biggest thing that causes these accidents is nerves causing people to forget the basics. I have a pretty solid checklist that I run through each time and it keeps me out of trouble. I also refuse to rush, no matter how busy the launch is. Rushing leads…

“While the organizers tend to be a bit supercar elitist”

Claim: after accounting for direct and indirect subsidies, including various government subsidies, the “True Cost” to fuel an EV on a per-gallon-equivalent basis is $17.33.

And the third-highest consumer of electric vehicles after California and Florida.

Things are never as simple as some people make it out to be. 

I originally thought that Ultium was a fairly novel way to do a new platform, but more and more it seems like it’s actually a step backwards for the industry. It’s heavier, has poor density, and doesn’t really do anything of note. Maybe it’s a little cheaper? Not enough to matter, at any rate.

Nope.  Just the happiest of accidents.

Guy Driving the Challenger: Wait what?! Why didn’t this thing turn?!

Seems like a rational set of rules and diligent enforcement are most of what it takes.  Imagine that.

You’d think that, but when Maine implemented some pretty drastic conditions around buying and selling scrap metal, thefts plunged. Maine, having more summer-only homes than anywhere else in the nation, had a HUGE problem with copper theft long before catalytic converter theft became a thing. But the same restrictions…