I don’t know if you caption means that it’s good or bad.

“Corvac” was right there.

I own a Subaru-branded bag clip.

I own a Subaru-branded bag clip. Like the kind of thing you use to keep your potato chips from going stale. I don’t know if it counts as “worst” because there’s nothing objectively bad about it, but it’s definitely one of the most unusual pieces of automotive merch I’ve ever seen.

Umm, though it is a motorsickle, the Harley Davidson clothing line needs to be burned to the ground and eradicated from the universe. Like most of their riders. 

I must be missing something. What exactly is different about this than a window switch without an auto down/auto up feature? My Hyundai Elantra doesn’t have automatic windows, so I just push “down” and then let go when the window is where I want it, and it stops moving. Is that... all this is...?

Maybe, but that would seem to contradict this:

A smart attorney waits to file a law suit. Right before the statute of limitations are up. The reason? These injuries might take years to heal, and all the while there will be medical and both PT and OT for the victims. Those bicycles aren’t cheap either. But the bills generated by the ambulatory service, the ER, the…

needs to be charged as an adult

There have been a few posts like this on here lately. “I’ll ignore anyone who disagrees with me!!!”

Judging by the description of the injuries, I’m guessing some of the cyclists never recover completely.

I’m going to guess that knowingly and intentionally exposing the name of an underaged suspect is probably contrary to at least a couple of laws. So that might be a pretty bad idea.

“I will dismiss any post that that blindly states that drivers deserve it”

Us case law and dot guidance would not apply in the UK of course

The EPA needs to investigate and prosecute, too, since tampering with emissions shit is a federal crime

How the hell are drivers meant to get through that while texting? It’s government gone mad, completely out of touch with road users’ Instagram-watching needs.

No clue, from the Map view it seems SUPER obvious there’s a set of bollards there. I’d be more sympathetic at night time since they have some teeny-weeny reflectors, but in broad daylight there’s not much excuse. But also don’t forget UK drivers sit on the right side, so their judgement for space on the left is harder.

I can’t understand how its those tiny city cars that are having trouble fitting through 7 feet of space.

This is somehow still not helping me understand what people are having difficulty with here.  Are they just driving along the sidewalk and surprised when they hit these not-insignificant poles?

Wish the video would show what the hell these people are hitting, since it’s conveniently hidden behind the damn bush. Or even the article, that would’ve been helpful.