If someone were to go rummaging through your vehicle right now, what sorts of things would they find? In the following video, Cars.com hits the streets to ask everyday people what sorts of weird things they have found in their cars.

From missing cell phones to food still in the wrappers to pop tarts, there seems to be no end to the list of weird, bizarre and often disgusting things that people allow to accumulate in their vehicles. As a side note, remember that when you are transporting your vehicle with a car shipping company, you always want to make sure that you take care to remove all personal items as well as any other items that may add additional weight to your vehicle as it may cause you to incur a higher rate of cost to ship your vehicle! Besides this, the last thing that you want to do is tempt criminals to break into your vehicle because of an item that you’ve left out carelessly.

Check out the humorous video from Cars.com below.

Let’s face it. We’ve all been in situations (or have been caught in situations) that, at the time, may not have seemed so funny but later on we were able to laugh about it. In the following video, Cars.com ventures out to ask regular, everyday people what sorts of crazy things they’ve done while driving in their cars. Some of the answers just may shock you.

Regardless of whether or not you are the actual driver of a vehicle, always make sure that you are practicing safe driving and obeying all of the rules of the road. The last thing that you want to have happen is to get into an accident in which you may cause injury or death to yourself or someone else. With this in mind, take a look at the following video for a few laughs.

Now, I’ve heard of couples fighting over who has to drive when it comes to long road trips; and nine times out of ten it ends up that they simply opt to use an auto transport company versus having to drive at all. However, what I haven’t seen is a couple that fights over who actually gets to drive their car.  The following video is a cleverly-put-together commercial that shows the humor in just how far one couple is willing to go to sabotage each other’s chances of getting to drive their Toyota Rav 4…

When you see a small, red sports car convertible parked in a parking space, do you stop to think about what the owner of that car looks like?  Nine times out of ten, I’m willing to bet that you do.   If it’s a small convertible car, depending on the make, model and color- you might predetermine in your head whether the driver is a young, white female accountant, a teenager borrowing her father’s car or an older black woman just coming back from the grocery store.

Your Car Speaks Volumes

Whether or not people want to admit it, the type of car that they drive says a lot about who they are as a person. For instance, why is almost expected nowadays for a middle-aged man to either own, want to own or actively seek to own a small sports car?  Any woman would tell you that it’s because they are having a “mid-life crisis”.

Does the gentleman who cruises around with the top down on his Ferrari really want to drive the speed limit, or is he just waiting for the coast to be clear before he can floor it?  What about the people who own the Hummers?  Did they purchase the vehicle because they wanted to be prepared for the next outback adventure in the suburbs, or are they trying to flash around how much money they have in the bank.  It seems like every car owner has an agenda. What is your opinion?

We’ve all seen pictures of car accidents before.  In a lot of videos that get distributed around the Internet, car accidents are depicted in a somewhat humorous way.  However, the truth of the matter is that car accidents are no laughing matter.

Each year, thousands of people are killed or seriously injured in vehicular accidents.  When all parties involved in a car accident are able to walk away without a scratch, only then does it become something to laugh at.  The thing that we, as drivers, need to be more vigilant of is our attention to the roadways as well as our surroundings while we are driving.  While not every car accident is preventable, most are.

Turn off your cell phone.  Give children something to keep them occupied while you are driving so that your focus can remain where it should be: on getting you to your destination safely.  Too many times, we are too relaxed behind the wheel.  When we are relaxed, our guard is down, which means that we are more vulnerable to becoming involved in a vehicular accident.

Take a look at the following images of some of the accidents people have been in and judge for yourself whether they are funny or not.

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 rules of the roadways. I think that sometimes people forget that driving is a privilege, not a right. Instead, we now have way too many distractions in our vehicles as well as too many things to do to pay attention to what’s going on around us.

Some of the common driving violations that I see & that we need to be more aware of include the following:

• Driving in the rain without your windshield wipers on
• Failing to signal before changing lanes
• Changing lanes at an intersection (extremely dangerous)
• Talking on a cell phone that isn’t hands-free
• Not wearing a seatbelt
• Following too closely

What others can you think of?