Ardonas Gilbert, 26, of Chester, Pennsylvania, has been charged by Delaware State Police with two counts of assault and a single count of being drunk on a highway. The charges stem from Gilbert’s naked jaunt along Interstate 95.
Hype or high performance? There’s probably a little of both when it comes to inflating your tires with nitrogen. The practice has attracted a lot of attention in the last few years as a way to maintain constant tire pressure, save gas and extend tire life. But does it work? This article seems to indicate yes, though it may have a slight pro-Nitrogen bias.
Inflated reputation? Nitrogen filling more tires, but its edge is debated
Mandy Eduque, Automobile Association Philippines director, likes to quote an Australian traffic consultant of a public works project who made this stunning observation: For Filipino drivers, traffic lights are merely “a suggestion.”
The city does not know exactly why the traffic signals went on the fritz Wednesday, cutting the time that lights stayed green and allowing cars to only trickle through intersections. “This is a freak incident that happened,” Mani Poola, the city’s traffic engineer, said yesterday. In his 18 years in Stamford, he said he had never seen anything like it.
Just after 9:45 p.m. Sunday thieves cut the wire to a traffic signal and lighting at the Intersection of Bridgeport Way and Interstate 5 in Lakewood.
Traffic lights aren’t always as mundane as stop and go. I’ve noticed some pretty puzzling lights recently, as have you, my readers - odd phenomena such as flashing yellows, missing green arrows, and bizarre sequencing. We investigate a few of these strange birds in today’s piece.
Charles and Linda Everson were driving back to their hotel when their minivan was struck by a falling object — a 600-pound (272-kilogram) cow.
Cow falls off cliff and crashes onto van on highway, motorists unhurt
It sounds like a crazy idea, but the German town of Bohmte is getting rid of its road signs.
