The “just take the trip” is such good advice.

One of my favorite quotes (paraphrasing):

A subpoena would be issued that the company in question would have to respond to, or face legal repercussions themselves.

I’ve had to start keeping track of states that might not be safe to travel in... not because of the normal anti-trans bigotry (I can take care of myself)... but because of the laws on the docket that could fail me or my family should something happen while we’re there.

Law usually makes a distinction for private property that is otherwise “open to the public” or accessible to “invitees”… Basically, even if it’s privately owned, if there is an understanding that the public is free to come-and-go, it’s considered a public space (for certain circumstances). 

If you check the laws, usually there is one on the books that grants planes making an emergency landing the right-of-way. ;)

AAA doesn’t operate the tow trucks… they act as the middle man to find and pay for the tow.

I have long defended the concept of the Crosstour, but I can not defend the final execution of it.

Seems apropos:

This.

+1 for Granger and their transparency.

I mean, in their defense... this isn’t their first foray into vehicles....

Sovereign Citizens are all hilarious until they start raising arms and violently fighting against society and our judicial system.

It can be a huge pain to find just the right windshield.... but something that is adjustable is usually the best way to go.

I’m not telling you this to be a pedantic jerk, but rather because I appreciate it when someone tells me my fly is down...

As someone who races (vintage) motorcycles, and have both crashed myself and witnessed my friends crashing... the airbag vests are THE BEST THING EVER INVENTED.

LOL at the CEL.

If you aren’t there already, head over to Bronco6g.com

This is exactly one of the marketing points Ford has been making. Change out your body pieces on Friday afternoon, wheel all weekend, then swap ‘em back on Sunday for the normal week ahead.