I almost fainted a few days ago when I drove by a gas station and saw the price listed at $2.99 for regular unleaded. I actually had to turn my car around and drive past it again just to make sure. Yup, the gas prices are lowering, but with oil at $67 a barrel, it should be lower. But wait a minute, if the oil is that cheap, then why are we still paying $2.99 a gallon? Where is the other $2 going?
Greedy Gas Stations

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When I’m being aggressively tailgated or witnessing other people getting cut off, I often wonder “Where are the police when you need them?” Granted, I was a police officer, so I know that there are often more pressing issues than traffic violations. However, it always seems that whenever I’m on the roadways, that’s when all of the aggressive drivers decide to come out; it’s almost as if they know that there won’t be any police to catch them.
It’s a sad fact that we should even have to rely on a police presence to get others to follow the Read the Rest…

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When it comes to sharing the roadways, some people simply don’t get it.  I recently came across an article in which it described a man driving along with his family when he saw a cyclist disobeying the rules of the road.  Rather than just let it go, this guy followed the cyclist in his vehicle until he caught up with the cyclist.  At this point, he chided the cyclist for making other cyclists looking bad by blatantly disregarding street signs and other rules.
At first, the cyclist ignored the driver, but the driver insisted on “harassing” the cyclist to the point Read the Rest…

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After the market rights itself again (which will hopefully be sooner than later), people will begin venturing out once more to purchase new vehicles. That being said, most of us dream about owning our own cars and driving down the city streets or highways with the windows rolled all the way down, wind blowing through our hair…ahem…you get the point. And while buying a car for the first time can be extremely exciting, it can also be a little daunting if you don’t know what you’re doing.
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When the gas prices shot up, people were worried because it meant that getting to work or just getting around in general was significantly more expensive.  So, as a result, we saw an increase in the number of people taking advantage of buses, trains and other forms of inexpensive transportation.  One of the big things people were doing as well was carpooling.  But how practical is carpooling?
When the Miles Start Adding Up
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File this one under weird and pointless news. I’ll just let you read a snippet of the AP’s article and let you digest it:
Nearly 300 tow trucks rumbled through New York City on Saturday in an attempt to smash the world record for the largest parade of its kind.
Organizers think they hit the mark, with 292 trucks participating. The procession included flatbeds, wreckers and 50-ton rotators.
I wonder what a bunch of auto transporters would have looked like? All I can think about is how bad traffic is in New York City, and how much worse this Read the Rest…

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