a) I’m surprised they didn’t shoot her (as police are seemingly wont to do nowadays)

...except that the author didn’t provide an actual counterargument to the comments that Jay Leno made.

“Like I said, it’s a case-by-case basis, not one size fits all advice.”

It’s too bad that we can’t find out what the email address is for the Senior Vice President of Customer Experience at Comcast, Tom Karinshak.

Yes, it’s a vehicle. Done. Next.

From one of my aerospace engineering friends, a car is significantly harder to engineer for because with aerospace, you engineer it for IF it will crash. For cars, you engineer it for WHEN it will crash.

FYI...Amazon Prime video isn’t AVAILABLE in some countries

No video?

“but manuals are still (and always will be) just so much more satisfying and fun to drive”

Fun? Yes. Better? Depends.

It would probably help if THIS didn’t happen:

Damn safety regulations - making us wear seatbelts and crap.

Also, first off - he said at the very beginning of the video that he was NOT evacuating.

Not all that different than the May 2016 wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alberta.

Not that different than the wildfire in Fort McMurry, Alberta that happened in May of this year.

“I can’t wait to see the autonomous Uber car in the future.”

e.g. People like to use the McDonald’s touchscreen kiosks.

“People with no aspirations to learn, improve themselves, or work hard make a career out of minimum wage jobs.”

Depending on who collects the fine, I would’ve wiped my nose with the $35 so that it’s covered with mono. :D

I’m also close to the SE Michigan area. On another site, I’ve actually had someone tell me that putting on your hazard lights/4-ways = confusing despite the fact that the Michigan State Police’s website (http://www.michigan.gov/msp/0,4643,7-123-72297_30536_25802-16230—,00.html).

“Some other basic safety tips for…

As ironic as this might sound, you can like cars, but not necessarily like driving.