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You’ve linked below to articles saying you could’ve prevented this if all states had mandatory vehicle safety inspections, but New Hampshire is one of the states that does have mandatory vehicle safety inspections. This accident occurred in New Hampshire and this truck was registered there, further proving the

No one forces anyone to buy a new car and finance it for longer than they should.

Google’s co-founders brought about the idea of a dual-class structure, according to Backchannel, and it’s more or less moved into the mainstream for corporations.”

Once licensed, they will be attending the Skip Barber school for a more serious training.

You just judged the shit out of that well intentioned poster.

Um heat kills lead-acid car batteries not cold. It just shows up in the more current demanding conditions of winter. Furthermore batteries are just plain made better and last longer these days. Lastly it’s been more than cold enough for weak batteries to fail. 

“ A nuclear war will not end with one or two nukes being fired; it ends with all nukes being launched and the human race being wiped off the face of earth as a result” No.

Spent my entire career engineering for MIC (not on planes!) and this guy gets it.

Being someone in America who stops to help, my experience has always been I’m far from the only one who stops to help. Lots of people stop to help in America.

That time Dodge made a 285hp Caliber...

Let’s keep it in the Pontiac family, the G3:

Gizmodo. The election is over. Please quit making political post. I’m ready to just get back to tech news. I don’t care or appreciate your one sided political view every time I get on this site. I came to Gizmodo for tech news and tech news on. Thanks

Sounds more like we need more pipelines. Having 100 million drivers rely on a single point of failure for fuel delivery seems like a major issue.

The ‘70s are the “golden age of muscle cars?”

Now clean up your absolutely asinine use of statistics to only include approx. $100K cars driven mostly in California, and mostly in slowly moving traffic on freeways...

No. You can’t even compare Autopilot with conventional cars yet because of the favorable conditions that must be meet for Autopilot to even function.

multiplication

No, that’s pretty much what I expected

I would love to read the data behind this “study”. I am a drone pilot. I started with a Parrot AR Drone, then slowly worked my way up to the Phantom 2, then the DJI S900 and now I fly the Inspire 1.

Theoretically a three-clutch box could have next two higher gears selected to skip gears, for fuel economy perhaps?