What if you were forced to text and drive at the same time?
Men might be able to zip into a parking space more quickly, but when it comes to accuracy, women win.
Wednesday’s links are good at grieving but bad at being intimidating.
In the age of multilingual GPS devices, driver seat massages and cruise control navigation, it was only a matter of time before manufacturers developed drowsy driver alerts.
The U.S. capital may be infamous for political dysfunction, but it seems the breakdown extends to its roads, too.
“I’m not allowed to drive anything. It’s the one thing I hate about this job. I’m serious.” — VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN, in an interview with Car and Driver, on his love for cars and his frustration that the Secret Service forbids him to drive (via Car and Driver)
Man’s best friend may not be the best driving companion.
A Saudi housewife protested her nation’s driving ban by taking to the roads – for four days straight.
That takes skill, even when you’re not steering a 20,000-pound vehicle.
Nothing says anti-Catholic virtue as much as road rage, or so it seems in Poland. The Polish Catholic Church has organized a national day of prayer for the nation’s drivers.
