This Florida state statute says nothing about roadsigns. It applies to all Florida roads. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index…

And yet he is!! HE MUST NOT EXCEED THE SPEED LIMIT!!! except by a few MPH! because if you’re breaking the law only a little bit, it doesn’t count!

You can do the speed limit all day long in the right lane. You are required to stay in the right lane except to pass, avoid an obstruction in the lane, or if you have a left-hand turn coming up soon. NO OTHER EXCEPTIONS

Hey by the way, it is NOT LEGAL IN FLORIDA. Keep up with your local laws.

Backed up traffic can absolutely occur when people don’t use the roadway IN THE WAY IT WAS DESIGNED TO BE USED. i.e., when the left lane is no longer treated as a passing lane and instead as a general traffic lane, as people like “Unapolagetically Manly” like to do.

You are the reason backed-up traffic exists. Get off your high-horse and out of the left (PASSING) lane. Thanks.

Not only has this already been announced for PS4, there will be Project Morpheus support for it. http://blog.us.playstation.com/2015/05/11/ark…

Happy birthday Colorado!!

A good description of sportscars in general.

It’s supposed to be a somewhat subtle detail in the interior design, not a huge eyesore in the middle of the dash.

The passenger instrumentation is by far one of the coolest features of modern Ferraris.

MX-5 Global Cup car. Financing available! http://www.mazdamotorsports.com/webapp/wcs/sto…

It’s absolutely for spectator safety. I was on the mountain this year and you couldn’t hear anything (except for the siren) before these electric monsters came around the bend.

I’ve become so inundated with people using the wrong form of “brake” that if I’m not on Jalopnik, I just give people a pass and re-spell the word in my brain.

If your tire doesn’t have any grip while braking, it’s sliding and not braking.

Today I learned a new piece of Miata minutiae.

This would make me actually watch Doctor Who.

Because it makes sense for them to do so. Because Japan is smaller than Montana.

Tailor? Yes, alterations are generally inexpensive. Cobbler? Certainly not.

...but anything under eight seconds is a fantastic time for a FWD car...