Came here to say the same thing, it didn’t fail to merge it failed to negotiate a temporary lane change. This accident is IMHO 100% on the driver.

I read somewhere recently about McCain that “he speaks loudly and carries no stick”.

Edit, that “reflective sign” is the Don’t Walk hand.

The broken light is at 1:53. When the light turns green it appears out nowhere because the red isn’t working. There’s some sort of reflective sign below the signal that sort of looks like a red light but it isn’t.

Saw that bus on Wheeler Dealers last night, it’s a sweet ride!

“We’ll make it up in volume”

When I did a full home remodel recently someone gave advice of “spend extra on all the things you touch”, i.e. faucets, cabinet knobs, door knobs, etc. I’d imagine cars should have a similar motto.

Also hopefully no insurance recompense for at least the RAV4 driver.

I think it looks great, but if it doesn’t have incredibly complex rear doors no one will buy it.

I saw a Ho’ chasing a pirate while on a cruise in the Caribbean:

I thought the “osteoporosis” was some joke that was going way over my head ;-)

Nope, that wouldn’t be a good thing if for instance the person with the key got out of the car and the driver was then merging onto the freeway while the car shuts off.

“I was watching the road and saw nothing that caused me to worry. Simply hydroplaned in a heavy rain.”

I think checked bags should be free and get charged for carryons (anything over the size of a laptop bag or small knapsack). Then more would get checked, the boarding process would be much quicker, and your legroom issue would be lessened. For those who are in too much of a hurry to check bags they can pay for the…

If the production Bolt looked much closer to the concept shown in that pic they would IMO be a lot more desirable.

“The whistles go wooo!”

Hahaha, is that really all you have? The link in the first post doesn’t even go anywhere related to Saabs.

A herniated disc forced me to keep things as even as possible when sitting so I moved my wallet to the front about 5 years ago. Had no idea there are choices designed specifically for it, will need to investigate.

A herniated disc forced me to keep things as even as possible when sitting so I moved my wallet to the front about 5…

Don’t worry I like tires, money in my wallet, and my car is FWD ;-)

Help a guy out who’s never done more than chirp the tires a bit when getting off the line. What keeps the car from launching forward when doing this? Are you leaning on the brakes while gassing it? If that’s the case I can see where this could go terribly wrong with a 5 year-old at the wheel.