David Foster Wallace was a novelist and writer with an interesting view on life. He wanted all of us to think not about how we get up, get in a car, go to work, get in a car, and go to sleep again. He wanted us to really consider everything that happens in between, and how we are all small fish in a big pond.

Have you ever been stuck in traffic while headed to work and you think "well gosh this day just couldn't get any crappier?"

Rubbernecking. It's the phenomenon that occurs when people decide to slow down and stare at an accident on the highway. Well, it ruins everyone's day and you need to stop doing it. Now.

Have you ever sat in traffic so bad that you tore your steering wheel in half in total road rage? This guy has.

The City of Detroit's finances are in such a wreck that in order to save it from completely falling off the cliff, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder could appoint an emergency financial manager, maybe even today, to balance the books and get things back on the right path.

When we watched a belligerent man bring an entire Italian town to a halt with an Austin Powers-esque 67-point turn, it all looked too good to be true. La Repubblica now reports that it was indeed a fake.

Most Italian cities have notoriously narrow roads, so trying to turn your car around on one is a foolish idea. An Italian motorist decided to U-turn his Fiat 500 in an alley lined with parked cars, instantly re-creating Austin Powers' 67-point turn scene.

Have we hit "Peak Car" without even noticing? And is that really a bad thing? It might be if we lose automakers to things that make appliances with four wheels.

You ever notice that no matter where you go, people always say, "The drivers here are terrible"?

We're getting reports from people in Houston of a weird light in the sky that may have been seen as far away as Dallas. Some describe it as a "blue flash" in the morning fog.