If you do any international traveling, you might consider enrolling in Global Entry, which includes PreCheck. It does take more time to process and requires an in person interview (which can be done at some airports), but it has saved my wife and I enough time to be worth it.

A man who was threatening to kill people, who was alive after the hold, but did not get CPR due to being a high risk of HIV.  With a fuckton of drugs in his system.

“18 different highway laws proven to reduce crashes, save lives and reduce injuries”

Counterpoint - Red light cameras are a cash grab.  Every fiefdom throughout St. Louis put them in their neighborhoods.  Few were in school zones, but in large intersections where they could cash in.  The real trouble in St. Louis is that cops have given up on traffic citations as they are too hard and too dangerous…

Shoot, I would import this thing if I could

It’s crazy to think that Nissan could be the Tesla of EVs today if they had simply made an EV that didn’t look like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. 

His comment about Tesla highlights the massive conflict of interest Musk has. No CEO should be in government, much less the world’s richest, with lucrative government contracts.

Bet that VIN was gone before the ad even went out

I strictly use Enterprise. They may be more expensive, but every experience I’ve had with them have been very pleasant. last time I only drove for like 10 miles, didn’t put gas in it. Computer said I needed to fill it up, but the gauge still read full so the guy just waved the gas charge. as long as they don’t start go…

I actually ate at one of those for lunch - fantastic Hibachi/Sushi place here in town. $20, all you can eat in two hours. But it is clearly posted on the front door, at the “wait here to be seated” podium, and in big bold letters on the menu itself that there is a two-hour time limit. Fair enough, and I can put a good…

Obviously, they are trying to use the same definition of “unlimited” as most cell service companies use for data. <rolleyes> Except the cell phone companies are actually smart enough to put it in writing that “unlimited” does not actually mean unlimited. Of course, the *contract* does, in fact, say “unlimited miles*,…

Hertz is doing something stupid and having it blow up on social media is as predictable as a rainy day in Seattle 

“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from swiftly fleeing their accidental crashes.”

“Why would the best, most effective value proposition to distribute vehicles to customers not be your first choice?” Devlin asked Auto News. “And why would you reject an existing distribution and sales system that already exists?”

My dad went with a Silverado instead of a Tahoe back in 2016 solely because the pickup had all kinds of money on the hood that the SUV didn’t. I’m curious if that’s a consistent thing that still exists, or varies seasonally. 

I guess the rental perk is they assume these well-off people fly a lot. Me, if I had something as comfy as a Navigator to drive I’d never want to fly. Hell, I never want to fly now as it is. 

Ooof, those wheels on the LWB are ugleee. 

I was impressed with a Malibu as a rental once too. Then a month later, I ended up with a Camry. Night and day. The fabric on the seats didn’t feel like Blair rejects. I could push on the touch screen and not feel it move at ALL. Fuel economy was better, ride better etc.

TIL that I am paid less than some North Koreans.

It really shows how Ford has confidence in the reliability of its products if they include, as a perk, a membership to a rental car company.

‘’ There’s also other little perks like free car washes at the dealer, a premium maintenance plan for four years or 50,000 miles and a President’s Club membership with Avis ‘’.

Al…