This is easy. Take offending kid and car seat out of car, leave on side of road to be picked up, start again!

Ha! Very nice.

I’d like to know more about this “monster prehistoric rock” please.

This is a great piece of vintage auto-journalism. Keep it up, good sir.

Yep, star. Well done, sir.

Ha! Take that.

Huh. I’d never heard of this marque. That is a pretty vehicle. Thanks!

Good god. Thank you so much!

Loved that movie. Star for you, sir.

I do this. Can confirm. Terrifying. I ALMOST get killed every time I do this.

The wheels do freak me out. I’d never have noticed if it wasn’t pointed out. Thanks.

Boo.

Mixing mary jane and tobacco is a thing. I first saw it in London, but it’s commonplace in many other places.

We have tons of these in the D.C. area, all in black. Usually for hire/limo service.

Or softer and softer...

I’m guessing that’s sarcasm?

That’s...that’s not artwork.

Oh my.

Badass kitties and happy dogos. Nice!

Usually, police departments are not liable for damage caused during a chase/warrant execution/other exigent circumstance. The van owner can go after the short-lived fugitive, but what are the odds the scumbag has the funds to pay for the damage...