added 2007 Sat Jun 9 13:52:31 by pagey
When the Northridge earthquake of 1994 flattened parts of Interstate 405 in Los Angeles, the 401 across the top of Toronto, at least temporarily, became the busiest highway in the world. Considerable knowledge and occasional anecdotal evidence on Germany's autobahns also makes me wonder if we also now have the fastest highways in the world.
When the Northridge earthquake of 1994 flattened parts of Interstate 405 in Los Angeles, the 401 across the top of Toronto, at least temporarily, became the busiest highway in the world. Considerable knowledge and occasional anecdotal evidence on Germany's autobahns also makes me wonder if we also now have the fastest highways in the world.
added 2007 Fri May 25 17:08:50 by STONERS
This is getaway day for what's looked at as the unofficial start of summer. Millions of people will be climbing into their cars or getting on airplanes for the Memorial Day weekend.
This is getaway day for what's looked at as the unofficial start of summer. Millions of people will be climbing into their cars or getting on airplanes for the Memorial Day weekend.
added 2007 Mon Apr 23 0:17:43 by RizlaRoll
North Yungas Road is hands-down the most dangerous in the world for motorists. This one clearly endangers your life. It runs in the Bolivian Andes, 70 km from La Paz to Coroico, and plunges down almost 3,600 meters in an orgy of extremely narrow hairpin curves and 800-meter abyss near-misses.
North Yungas Road is hands-down the most dangerous in the world for motorists. This one clearly endangers your life. It runs in the Bolivian Andes, 70 km from La Paz to Coroico, and plunges down almost 3,600 meters in an orgy of extremely narrow hairpin curves and 800-meter abyss near-misses.
added 2007 Tue Feb 27 6:45:37 by STONERS
An impractical oversized roller skate or the future of urban motoring? It's part of the permanent exhibits at New York's Museum of Modern Art , so clearly someone quite likes it. Opinions on the Smart ForTwo differ, but what's fact is that it's going on sale in the United States next year as both a coupe and a cabrio.
An impractical oversized roller skate or the future of urban motoring? It's part of the permanent exhibits at New York's Museum of Modern Art , so clearly someone quite likes it. Opinions on the Smart ForTwo differ, but what's fact is that it's going on sale in the United States next year as both a coupe and a cabrio.
