I made this a few months ago. Thought it a good snapshot of the issue here regarding the wealth of those obtaining CVRP benefits.

Sen Hancock received $2,000 from the same Texas PAC.

Love that we have to call Batelle a non-profit what with their $5B "budget"and have a CEO that rakes in $2.5M.

Colors of Sweden, Font of Ikea. I win.

Fair enough.

I made this image, over two years ago, shortly after starting my blog and following a handful of automotive journalist on Twitter.

Why is it omitted in this story that Barrett's girlfiend came at him multiple times after being asked to leave *and* that she also struck him?

Nuff Said.

Do we know Takada is still alive? You don't want your company to be without a CEO, but at the same time it would make sense if he were dead, to continue to pretend he is hiding letting all the heat fall on him.

I learned a bit more about this while reading the rulemaking for rearview cameras. Many automakers were fearful that anything less than 2 seconds wouldn't be possible.

I think they try not to but sometimes they have too (scheduling?). I'll be at the drive next week which I think it after the embargo is lifted.

this would be in addition to having a key fob presumably? Automakers will still have to comply w all the FMVSS related to ignition and immobilizer standards. Neat tech but this will have to be redundant

My wife drives in to DC everyday. Takes her an hour to go 12miles.

DC's traffic has nothing to do with people who live in DC. It's the VA/Md commuters

Where does that happen?

As the DCCarGeek that I am, I pulled the legal response from TESS (PTO's system).

This is a trick question. No car can be fun driving it 100 miles a day in traffic. If you commute 100 miles a day you need to stop, find a new job or move closer to work. Your quality of life and love of cars will cease to exists after years of a soul sucking commute.

Ref Jeep

Building high-rise living around metro and then adding 1-2 parking spots for each unit isn't exactly TOD in terms of minimizing congestion.

I wore a uniform for years. In my time I learned there are people who expect gratitude for their service and then there are those who of us who just do the job before them.