Florida Man Had 'No Remorse' After Shooting At Car That Brake Checked Him
Several shots were fired, putting holes in the windshield of the victim's car, as well as through the back seat where a child booster seat was located.
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Company Combines Lidar And Cameras Into One Unit To Tackle Self-Driving Car's Biggest Problems
The new sensors can capture images and lidar distance data at the same time in the same hardware, eliminating the need for separate systems.
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Salvage Yard Finds Nine Pounds Of Meth Stashed Inside A Junk Car's Door
The car had been on the lot for a year when a customer removed a door panel to discover the first bag of meth, followed by several more inside the other door.
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KITT Gets Speeding Ticket In NYC While On Display In Illinois Museum
With accuracy like this, it's no wonder that over 40 percent of NYC speed camera tickets get thrown out.
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Repo Man Had 'Six Hours To Find 20 Pilots' While Seizing Jet Aircraft From Bankrupt Spirit Airlines
Repossessing a jet isn't quite as straightforward as a car, it turns out.
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Meet The Colorful Automotive Nomads Of The American Southwest
There's a large community of nomads in the Arizona desert, and the reasons for taking up temporary residency are as varied as the people themselves.
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There's A Class Action Lawsuit Against Subaru Over Batteries That Drain Even After Being Replaced
Subaru granted an extended warranty of the DCM, including its removal or replacement in cars diagnosed with this problem.
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Motorcycle Hangs Out After Crash Launches It On To Street Sign
Authorities then had to figure out how to remove the motorcycle from the light pole, which was a whole thing.
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The Evel Knievel Experience Is Opening In Las Vegas
Now anyone will be able to take a VR ride and experience Knievel's wild jumps for themselves.
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Uber Wants To Turn Its Drivers' Cars Into AI-Training Data Gatherers
Has a job ever forced you to train your replacement? That's the situation some Uber drivers may find themselves in.
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Man Checked Out Henry Ford Biographies From Library 64 Years Ago And They Were Just Returned
These books are now so old that you won't be seeing them back in circulation.
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Trash Bag Filled With 363 Hot Wheels Cars Found On The Side Of The Road
Trash Bag Filled With 363 Hot Wheels Cars Found On The Side Of The Road
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Busted Bronx Auto Part Theft Ring Operated 'Like A Race Car Pit Crew In The Dead Of Night'
Police say the ring sold $1.2 million of parts, while the cost of stolen property and vehicle damage was closer to $2 million.
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The World's Longest Bicycle Is A Complex Centipede Of Metal And Chain
This bike is big and bulky, yet the drive system shows some rather clever engineering.
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Australians Are Making Their Own Diesel Because Australia Isn't Dangerous Enough Already
If you've seen any "Mad Max" movie, you know the measures Australians will take to keep their engines running.
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United Jet Hits Truck On Turnpike After Newark Landing Gets Very Weird Indeed
"A Boeing 767 tried to land on top of my truck" is probably going to be a new one for the insurance company.
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Why This Funny Car Driver Is Excited About The Aftermath Of His Engine Explosion
Normally, an explosion like this would destroy a funny car body, preventing it from being used again, but this car's design kept it intact.
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Underwater Drone Explorer Discovers Camaro Z28 At Bottom Of Maine Lake
Investigators were able to put together a partial VIN for the car, but they haven't tracked down the owner or figured out how it ended up in the lake.
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It's One Thing For A Moose To Wreck Your Car, But Someone Stealing The Meat Goes Too Far
After getting a ride home and returning to the scene just a few hours after the crash, the moose was gone.
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A Fleeing Suspect Totaled A NY Woman's Car. Here's Why Her Insurance Policy Left Her Holding The Bag
An armed robbery at a 7/11 where shots were fired, led to a foot chase, followed by a carjacking, and then a big crash that involved three unoccupied cars.
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This Old Detroit Cemetery Is Only Open Twice A Year After A Car Factory Swallowed It
Beth Olem Cemetery, a relic of the past when Hamtramck was nothing but farmland, still remains.
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GM Patents Tech That Monitors How You're Loading Your Pickup Truck So It Can Tell You You're Doing It Wrong
The system could detect uneven loads, or loads that exceed a truck's payload, factoring in suspension compression and whether the trick is parked on a slope.
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The Subaru X-100 Was The Plane-Shaped Car Designed To Cross The U.S. On A Single Tank Of Gas
The Subaru X-100, a one-off concept built with one purpose in mind: to drive across the U.S. on a single tank of gas, getting 100 MPG in the process.
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It Seems Your Tesla Will Recognize A 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive
Using audio files on 3.5-inch floppy disks probably isn't the most efficient way to play music in your Tesla, but if you have the right adapter, it can work.
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Watch This Twin-Turbocharged Porsche 911 GT3 RS Outrun A Helicopter
The Porsche has the horsepower advantage, but the helicopter is lighter and doesn't have to deal with any traction issues.
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Trump Expects The High Gas Prices He Caused To Stick Around Even If He Ends The War He Started
As peace negotiations stall, and there's no exit strategy in sight, even Trump has been forced to admit that prices aren't coming down anytime soon.
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Car Seat Manufacturers Face New Testing Regulations To Keep Kids Safer
Many child seats available in the U.S. already offer some form of side impact protection to meet existing European Union standards.
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