Listen: I love doing donuts. Lord knows I love me some donuts, man! I look at a vacant parking lot with no law enforcement around not as a blight on the landscape, but as an opportunity for fun. A playground, if you will.

Driving backwards on the shoulder of a four lane highway seems incredibly dangerous. Doing so with your foot planted firmly on the accelerator is even worse.

Russia, where tanks stroll on the beach and fighter jets overtake cars, now can add a highway-buzzing helicopter to its list of intermingling military/civilian transportation events.

Yes, this is another Russian dash cam video where you see a long stretch of boring road and then… OMG WHAT IS THAT? In this case, the OMG WHAT IS THAT is a Russian SU-24 jet.

It seems that while the rest of the world has been sleeping, secretive Canadian technologists have managed to apply Dancing Flower Pot technology to large highway signs.

Apparently whoever posted this video on YouTube decided that it would be better to film a hybrid with gas pouring out of the bottom than it would be to flag down the driver and have them shut off the engine. This is true asshattery, folks.

When police arrested James D. Willie, 28, for allegedly trying to rape a woman, they found that the gun he fired during that altercation was linked to two highway murders in northwest Mississippi. Investigators initially thought they were looking for someone who had been posing as a police officer, but that turned out …

This video shows the aftermath of the plane crash that has just occurred on New Jersey's Interstate 287, near exit 35 in Morris Township. At least five people have been killed, several news outlets report.

Hundreds of drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Pittsburgh yesterday found themselves bogged down in a sticky, black, tar-like substance that coated their cars' tires and left them stranded by the roadside. So what was it? Heated driveway sealant.

Japan's world-class transportation infrastructure couldn't withstand this month's 9.0-magnitutde quake, but their construction teams are still amazing. This stretch of highway was repaired in just six days by a Herculean road crew. This is the triumph of Japanese engineering.