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Motley Fool7 Things You Should Never Do Following an Auto Accident
Whether you're involved in a fender bender or a serious auto accident, it's crucial to know two things: What you should do and what you absolutely should not do. This list covers seven things you should never do if you're involved in a motor vehicle accident. Leaving the scene of an accident is a crime in many states.
- Benzinga
Tesla Shares 'Crash Test' Video Of Cybertruck, Provoking Amusing Response From Twitter: 'Just Like The Truck! It Never Arrives'
More details on Tesla, Inc.’s (NASDAQ: TSLA) Cybertruck continue to be released, with the company posting another video of its long-awaited vehicle. What Happened: On Saturday, Tesla’s Twitter account shared a video of a crash test of the Cybertruck. The 37-second clip shows a Cybertruck whizzing past a group of awestruck spectators gaping at it from behind windows. The vehicle is shown stopping short of crashing against the obstruction. The irony is that the crash, which is central to a crash t
- The Ledger
NTSB report: Student was flying plane involved in March 7 fatal collision in Winter Haven
The preliminary report said that student pilot Zachary Mace was flying the Piper PA-28 Cherokee that collided with a seaplane in Winter Haven.
- The Hill
Watch: Jet forced to make emergency landing after losing part of wing in air
Airport officials said the plane was flying at 27,000 feet when the aircraft lost its left winglet and part of the wing.
- WHIO
‘He went clear through the house;’ 911 calls detail moment semi crashed through house in Miami Cty.
Newly released 911 calls describe the moment a semi crashed through a house in Miami County Thursday evening.
- Kansas City Star
Dad out of gas walks his kids to median before he’s hit and killed, Michigan cops say
“This is a sorrowful reminder that if your vehicle becomes disabled on the freeway, please stay inside your vehicle until help arrives.”
- Sacramento Bee
California police officer fired after driving 121 mph before deadly crash
The decision follows a nearly yearlong investigation by the California Highway Patrol.
- WJAX
Fatal car crash causing a vehicle to engulf into flames, FHP says
According to Florida Highway Patrol, two vehicles on Interstate 95 were traveling south when a sedan became disabled on the left lane causing a pickup truck to hit the rear.
- Business Insider
After driving 25 electric vehicles, these are my 7 favorites
My 7 favorite electric vehicles I've driven so far include an off-road pickup truck, a $2 million supercar, and a $200,000 Porsche.
- LA Times
Man shot in confrontation with CHP; investigation closes 405 Freeway in Hawthorne
A man was shot after a confrontation with California Highway Patrol officers along an onramp to the 405 in Hawthorne.
- Engadget
Jeep just mushed together a 1970s Cherokee with a modern hybrid Wrangler
Jeep just unveiled a Franken-vehicle comprised of a 1978 Cherokee and a modern 2022 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe hybrid SUV. This is a concept vehicle with head-turning looks and joins several other Jeep prototypes being demoed this week in Moab, Utah as part of the company’s annual Easter Jeep Safari event.
- Kyiv Independent
Ukraine to buy 100 Polish Rosomak armored vehicles
The Polish-made Rosomak will be bought with U.S. and EU funds, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki wrote on Twitter on April 1.
- Business Insider
Tesla's looks are getting stale, and Elon Musk can't ignore it forever
Elon Musk should be considering redesigns for popular Teslas like the Model 3 and Model Y as the EV- maker aims to be a more mass-market car company.
- Fresno Bee
California’s beleaguered bullet train faces another hurdle: flooding from melting snow
Construction sites have been inundated by storm runoff. “There’s a lot of work we can’t get to.”
- Reuters
Japan's Toyota hands St Petersburg plant over to Russian state
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia and Toyota said on Friday that the Japanese carmaker's factory in St Petersburg had been handed over to state entity NAMI, with Moscow snapping up more assets from global automakers leaving Russia over the conflict in Ukraine. "Toyota's production site in St Petersburg has... been transferred to the state," Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade said in a statement. The company said in September it had decided to stop vehicle production in Russia due to the interruption in supplies of key materials and parts.
- Road & Track
Honda Builds the Best Interior on Sale Today
For real drivers, the Civic Type R’s simple, sporty interior reaches perfection.
- WFXT
Clark Grant, husband of Boston activist Monica Cannon-Grant, killed in Easton motorcycle crash
Clark Grant, husband of Boston activist Monica Cannon-Grant has been killed in an Easton motorcycle crash
- Marine Corps Times
Top Marine acknowledges mechanical issues with new amphibious vehicles
Gen. David Berger, the Marine commandant, largely attributed amphibious combat vehicle rollovers to insufficient training.
- TheStreet.com
Bill Gates Names the One New Technology To Soon Change the World
"This is how close we are to truly self-driving cars," Gates tweeted March 30, attributing his information to the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). The tweet is accompanied by an SAE graphic that shows how current automotive science, using an SAE classification system, is very close to changing from level two to level three. This means technology is moving from a state where a human monitors the driving environment to the more advanced levels where an automated system monitors it.
- Associated Press
AP Was There: US crewmen shot down by Soviets arrive home
Editor’s Note: Sixteen Alaska Native men were honored this week for rescuing the crew of a U.S. Navy patrol plane shot down over the Bering Strait by Soviet fighter jets nearly 70 years ago. With that belated honor, The Associated Press is republishing its story filed July 3, 1955, from Oakland, California, detailing the arrival of seven of the injured Navy crew members. In cheerful spirits, despite wounds, burns and bandages, seven U.S. fliers whose Navy patrol plane was shot down June 22 by Russian jet fighters over the Bering Sea arrived here today from Anchorage, Alaska.