Via CBS News 2 Los Angeles:
Showing posts with label Traffic Safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traffic Safety. Show all posts
Monday, February 8, 2016
Monday, February 1, 2016
Florida Driver Pulls Over Cop for Speeding (VIDEO)
At the Orlando Sentinel, "Florida driver pulls over police officer for speeding."
And watch, via CBS News 2 New York:
And watch, via CBS News 2 New York:
Labels:
Citizenship,
Law,
Police,
Social Media,
Traffic Safety,
YouTube
Fierce Winds Reach 115 MPH Near Castaic; Snarled Traffic Closes Grapevine (VIDEO)
Following-up, "Fierce Storm Hit San Diego; One Person Killed When Tree Falls on Car (VIDEO)."
It's bad north of Los Angeles as well.
At LAT, "Toppled tree kills one person in San Diego; winds clocked at 115 mph near Castaic."
And watch, at CBS News 2 Los Angeles:
It's bad north of Los Angeles as well.
At LAT, "Toppled tree kills one person in San Diego; winds clocked at 115 mph near Castaic."
And watch, at CBS News 2 Los Angeles:
Labels:
Emergency,
Orange County,
Traffic Safety,
Weather Blogging
Saturday, September 5, 2015
Chicken Stops Traffic on Oakland's Bay Bridge (VIDEO)
OMG this is a riot.
You gotta love the chick-crossed-the-bridge jokes.
At the San Francisco Chronicle, "Chicken stops traffic at Bay Bridge toll plaza."
At CBS News 5 San Francisco, "Fowl Play: Chicken Halts Traffic at Bay Bridge Toll Plaza."
You gotta love the chick-crossed-the-bridge jokes.
At the San Francisco Chronicle, "Chicken stops traffic at Bay Bridge toll plaza."
At CBS News 5 San Francisco, "Fowl Play: Chicken Halts Traffic at Bay Bridge Toll Plaza."
Labels:
Animals,
Oakland,
San Francisco,
Traffic Safety
Monday, August 17, 2015
'Route 29 Batman' Killed When Hit by Motorist After Car Breaks Down on Interstate 70 (VIDEO)
Sad.
You never know when you're going to go, but for one thing, if you pull over on the highway, you've got to steer way away from traffic coming up from behind.
At the Washington Post, "Route 29 Batman is killed after his Batmobile breaks down along a Md. highway."
And at CBS News 13 Baltimore, "'Baltimore Batman' Fatally Struck By Car Off I-70."
You never know when you're going to go, but for one thing, if you pull over on the highway, you've got to steer way away from traffic coming up from behind.
At the Washington Post, "Route 29 Batman is killed after his Batmobile breaks down along a Md. highway."
And at CBS News 13 Baltimore, "'Baltimore Batman' Fatally Struck By Car Off I-70."
Labels:
Maryland,
Traffic Safety,
Tragedy
U.S. on Pace for Most Highway Traffic Deaths Since 2007
Here's former NTSB chairwoman Deborah Hersman, at CBS This Morning:
FLASHBACK: "Hey, Check Out NTSB's Smokin' Hottie Deborah Hersman."
FLASHBACK: "Hey, Check Out NTSB's Smokin' Hottie Deborah Hersman."
Labels:
Traffic Safety,
Transportation
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Road Rage Fight Caught on Tape
Well, dude who was cutting the other guy off got has ass kicked --- and he was nearly knocked into traffic and killed.
Sheesh.
Sheesh.
Labels:
Social Breakdown,
Traffic Safety
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Drive Safely!
And don't wait until the last second to make that lane change!
Found on Facebook, heh.
Found on Facebook, heh.
Labels:
Traffic Safety
Friday, March 27, 2015
Six of Ten Teen Crashes Involve Driver Distraction
I see people texting and driving constantly. Same for people talking on the phone. It's just the way it is nowadays.
Laws prohibiting texting or requiring "hands free" for talking on the phone don't work. People simply don't care. It's not just teens, of course. You can spot a distracted driver almost immediately. They drive slow and erratic. They're dangerous. I want to force these people off the road and give them a merciless physical thrashing.
In any case, at CBS News This Morning, "AAA: 58 percent of teen car crashes involve distractions."
And watch, from AAA, "Distractions and Teen Driver Crashes."
Laws prohibiting texting or requiring "hands free" for talking on the phone don't work. People simply don't care. It's not just teens, of course. You can spot a distracted driver almost immediately. They drive slow and erratic. They're dangerous. I want to force these people off the road and give them a merciless physical thrashing.
In any case, at CBS News This Morning, "AAA: 58 percent of teen car crashes involve distractions."
And watch, from AAA, "Distractions and Teen Driver Crashes."
Labels:
Teenagers,
Traffic Safety
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