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I assume this was satire / parody....
You've already made the mental leap that the Police actually visited the driver......
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I'm just going to accept that Caulfield really did say what has been reported, as there isn't time to check up on all the very stupid statements...
In Japan they have the shako shomeisho (proof of parking) rule, meaning one cannot buy a car – new or secondhand – unless one can produce a...
Agree - I thought the whole point of careless / dangerous was to drain the drama and try to make it all more "objective" rather than "did they...
What about the repairability of TPU?
What a load of poppycock, is it me or is this getting worse all the time?
Having said all that - perhaps a redesigned "mobility vehicle for older people" with *some* user input power might be a thing? So "keeps you dry /...
Here in Oz we drive on the left, and it is expected to walk and ride on the left. That is why a good proportion of our buttons for traffic lights...