+1 red card, +2 epic Stevie G fails.

Good guy Oregon player helped the little kid out. High character...Chip was at the game...go eagles!

After seeing the REAL damage (and how it was stored), I wouldn't even pay $10k for this car... Hell I wouldn't buy it at all, it's not worth the trouble of repairing, they should have stripped it and sold it off piece by piece...

But it's not just a bad flip proposition, given the extend of its damages, this vehicle is bad value, period.

Traffic violations or not intentionally trying to cause injury to someone is a crime. If you allow the police to commit crimes the entire fabric of our legal system unravels and you have chaos. People already distrust and don't respect the police as it is. Do you think this video helps? Food for thought before you…

Yeah, good training there learning how to almost smash a person on a bike against a concrete barrier with a two ton vehicle. Cops are also expert marksman, don't lie on police reports, don't blatantly kill people that are "threatening them" and don't circle the wagons when one of theirs gets caught. Cops are the LEAST…

Didn't seem that dangerous. Stopping in the left most lane of traffic is dangerous so laying on your horn allows people to notice and make evasive maneuvers if necessary. It's not just a "fuck you" button

We've had a recent rash of murders perpetrated by people in police cruisers bought at auction. I'll never just pull over for a police officer - I'll turn my hazards on and try to make it clear that I'm cooperating, but I'm not going to just park on the side of the road. No way. We're headed to the nearest shopping…

I see OPD is still using forfeited cars for their unmarked fleet.

You don't try to stop someone by hitting them and hoping that works. That's not how law enforcement works.

"I rarely blindly defend cops"

That's just maddening. I will continue to lane-split regardless of the law because I don't want to die. Eight years and no tickets yet. Maybe the state legislatures don't get it but a lot of cops do.

I think the reason you americans hate bikers (generally from the comments here) is because you have a shit system in getting people qualified to ride bikes. Everytime I go to a US bike forum, it is full of egoistic asshats who can't even control their powerful bikes. Responsibility and respect to the machine somehow…

Some input from a guy who rolls on the 405 everyday (which is in Cali, for those that don't know, where lane splitting is legal). Plus, I drive in the HOV lane (thanks, Volt!) which means I'm right there with the bikers everyday.

Another thing to worry about...

You wouldn't be suspicious of the safety motive if you rode a motorcycle. I can tell you with a totally straight face that the first thing on my mind when coming to a stop is the person driving up behind me, and I watch my mirrors like a hawk at ANY slowdown (red lights, traffic, pedestrians, etc). I've seen way, way,…

Lane splitting is legal in the entire world, EXCEPT for the 49 states.. And I guess Canada? It reduces traffic, especially in urban areas where small bikes/scooters are all that is needed for most people's transfers. On the highway, at a standstill, many bikes are going to overheat, or otherwise become literally…

What many of these guidelines and laws fail to do is state explicitly that vehicles are not obligated to make enough room for you to pass between them. It is frustrating to see motorcyclists rev their engines or honk their horns in an attempt to get cars to shift in their lane to let them by. In some cases, I've seen…

I find there to be an interesting parallel between impressions of motorcycles and of guns: