Fog is terrifying to me because of idiots who don’t slow down at all, or very little. It’s sad that so many feel that fog, heavy rain, and other inclement weather are not good reasons to slow down. Flat out dangerous.

But yeah, I agree with your sentiment. I normally stick to the far right lane and keep pace with…

Man, if your comment is to shit on another man’s pride and joy, you need to step up your comment game.

Every one of those that I’ve been at will also accept CCs at the gate even if they don’t advertise it. After having my CC eaten by the pay before you go to your car machine and waiting 3 hours for a tech to show up to extract it (Dulles after landing at 11 pm on top) he told me to never use those things.

I tried that, and the agent on the phone even suggested it. The gates have weight sensors. Only something as heavy as a car allows you to get a ticket. Merely standing on it doesn’t work. :/

I think you will see high density areas adopt this quickly, there will likely be roads or areas of major cities that will be autonomous only areas, then it will slowly spread out from there.

So long as we always have our option to drive free (or die)

Last?!

Backing in to a spot is safer. Period. End of Discussion.

People hump manuals like they’re the greatest thing since sliced bread because they think knowing how to use a clutch pedal makes them part of an exclusive club, or something.

Maybe you weren’t shifting right, every think of that?

Feels like America just won the World Cup.

Under any circumstance OTHER than when attached to something pertaining to accesability issues I would agree. Considering how readily they tow cars, you would almost think they would have come up with more bike “parking” regulations to increase revenue. All you would need is a guy, a van and bolt cutters.

How many bikes do they impound a day? Do they leave a note if they tow your car?

I prefer to just run over cyclists in my lifted 4x4 truck, but to each their own.

lol no offense since taken(new york as a whole is a pretty bad place though). But yeah, it was pretty disappointing going back across the boarder without seeing a Skyline, but that’s the way it goes I guess. I guess I’ll take the “consolation” prize in the form of a ride in a ‘67 Vette in Ogdensburg though. :)

I really want to be a member of SASTATOANA, otherwise known as the Struggle of the Asiatic Snapping Turtle Against the Tyrannical Oppression of Airplane Noise Association.