The engines likely work in parallel to drive a central gearbox for the main rotor, and auxiliary gearboxes to drive the pusher propellers. At cruise, the added lift from the wings reduces the amount of power required to operate everything, so you can shut down one of the engines to save fuel.

Please remember to tip and give your trafficker a 5 star rating if you were pleased with your experience.

And a Chris-Craft.

If you were going too fast to avoid a stopped car, you were going too fast to avoid a pedestrian. I’m good with this one.

This is horrifying... Everyone knows you have to strap the car seat on facing backwards.

The subcontractor responsible for the “e” forgot to install it.

So the driver experienced a medical emergency...but was taken to the hospital for only minor to moderate injuries? Did momentary weightlessness resolve the medical emergency? Or could they have at some point stopped and called an ambulance before they endangered other people...

Just the other day I was headed downtown to buy a sofa and a fridge and realized they had replaced the street parking with a bike lane. Ordinarily you would just parallel park out front and they would crane it onto the roof of your car. No idea what they’ll do now. 

If I’m buying a new car, I expect it to come with a clean modular bumper.

“See exciting new places like Tampa, Chicago-Midway, Cleveland, and wherever else our fly-by-night service might strand you until you give up and rent a car!”

Apparently as many as “scores” of them.

Carlos Ghosn taught them how to make money.

Maybe kill two birds with one stone and restrict hood and vehicle height to address rising pedestrian deaths with these things too. Aero advantages would surely be good for the fuel economy.

You gotta capitalize on all those hardcore Blazer EV fans out there!

If you pass a cyclist close enough that they can kick your car, then you are the one not respectfully sharing the road.

Is this more or less than average for a yacht? It’s called the high seas for a reason.

Because it’s electrified it’s technically PONS-E. And they just need to keep getting new investors and it will work out fine.

This just reminds me how much I love old Alfas.

“We’re losing $10 million a year to fare dodgers! Clearly the only solution is to spend $50 million a year to stop them!”

At first glance this woman just appears to be heralding the comeback of DDP. Then I saw the phone.